10 items Meghan and Harry will need for life in Canada

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LONDON, ENGLAND - JANUARY 07: Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex depart Canada House on January 07, 2020 in London, England. (Photo by Chris Jackson/Getty Images)
LONDON, ENGLAND - JANUARY 07: Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex depart Canada House on January 07, 2020 in London, England. (Photo by Chris Jackson/Getty Images)

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It’s been a crazy few weeks for the royal family, but Canada is welcoming Harry and Meghan with open arms.

The Duke and Duchess are currently enjoying some much needed downtime in Victoria, B.C., and rumour has it that’s where the couple will end up making their lives.

Here are the must-have Canadiana items they’ll need to start their life in the Great White North.

HBC Multi Stripe All Season Wool-Blend Throw

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The iconic green, red, yellow and indigo stripes actually have ties to Queen Anne, which would make this a perfect piece for the young family.

SHOP IT: The Bay, $150

Anne of Green Gables Complete Box Set

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The new parents can read baby Archie the tales of the spirited redhead from P.E.I. before naps.

SHOP IT: Indigo, $75

Roots Salt and Pepper Original Sweatpant

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These sweatpants are a Roots classic, and are perfect for lounging in their B.C. home.

SHOP IT: Roots, $75

Marty Moose Stuffed Animal

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The perfect piece for Archie to hug in his new home.

SHOP IT: Amazon, $46

Canada Goose Camp Hooded Down Jacket

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A must-have parka as they acclimate to the colder Canadian winter.

SHOP IT: Nordstrom, $860

We the North Pullover Hoodie

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We know Meghan likes tennis and Harry likes rugby, but here’s to hoping they’ll jump on the Raptors bandwagon.

SHOP IT: NBA Store, $75

Sorel Tofino II Faux Fur Lined Waterproof Boot

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The couple likes to go on hikes, meaning appropriate (and waterproof!) footwear is a must.

SHOP IT: Nordstrom, $230

Decacer Pure Maple Syrup

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It’s a bit pricey, but everyone knows the best maple syrup comes from Quebec trees.

SHOP IT: Amazon, $17

Beaver Ornament

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This adorable little beaver is carved in black walnut would be perfect for next years Christmas tree.

SHOP IT: Etsy, $58

Colorado Moccasin Slipper

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These ultra-cozy slippers are a must when winter comes after your toes!

SHOP IT: Nordstrom, $85

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