Jackets
Gear up in The North Face jackets that can withstand any condition while doing everything you love. We offer styles for men, women, kids, toddlers, and infants.
Top Types of Jackets
Our best-selling jackets come in a variety of styles.
- Bomber Jacket: Originally designed for pilots, bomber jackets typically have a fitted waist and cuffs and a zippered front.
- Insulated Jacket: An insulated jacket comprises an outer layer over an insulating layer of down or synthetic fill. They are the most popular style for winter wear.
- Parka: Parkas are heavy, insulated coats with hoods intended for cold weather. Their longer profile offers more protection for your legs than standard jackets.
- Rain Jacket: Rain jackets are either waterproof or water-resistant coats designed to help keep out the rain and keep you dry.
- Puffer Jacket: Puffers are insulated jackets that have a distinct puffy or bubble look. They offer lightweight warmth.
- Windbreaker: Windbreakers are lightweight jackets with a thin, single layer of fabric designed to help repel the wind. They are ideal in spring and fall and in areas where temperatures are cool, but not cold.
- Fleece: A fleece jacket is the ultimate in soft, lightweight comfort. Fleece is a synthetic fabric that has anti-perspiration and often water-repelling qualities.
- Ski Jacket: Ski jackets are designed to be worn on the mountain. They offer warmth, breathability, and protection and sometimes even have extra features like helmet compatible hoods and powder skirts.
Best-Sellers at The North Face
One of our top jackets is a true icon - the Nuptse jacket. A symbol of confidence and a badge for the bold, this puffer is sought after not only for its ability to be worn in the cold, but also for its streetwear appeal. Our iconic fleece, the Denali jacket, has become our customers' go-to fleece. Born on the big walls of Yosemite, this rugged and respected jacket rises far above the ordinary. For a feature-rich outdoor jacket, look no further than our best-selling Mountain Jacket. Born on Himalayan giants, it’s engineered to act as the final barrier between you and the elements. Since 1985, this jacket has transformed and transcended mountaineering, securing legendary status.