Rain Gear

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Women’s Plus Daybreak Rain Jacket
Women’s Plus Antora Jacket
Baby Antora Rain Jacket
Baby Antora Rain Bibs
Kids’ Antora Rain Pants
Kids’ Warm Antora Rain Jacket
Women’s Plus Daybreak Rain Parka
Women’s Plus Antora Novelty Rain Jacket
Men’s Big Antora Jacket
Kids’ Antora Rain Jacket

A little bit of rain shouldn’t stop you from chasing adventure. Never stop exploring with rain gear and apparel by The North Face.


Stay Dry and Comfortable with Rain Apparel


Looking for the perfect parka for day-to-day wear? Need some waterproof pants for your next hiking or camping trip? From women’s and men’s rain jackets to kids' rain pants and baby rain bibs, The North Face rain gear is designed to keep you dry, comfortable, and looking good whatever the weather.


Choose from a variety of colors, sizes, and designs to find the best rain gear for your body, style, and adventure. Wear our gear with t-shirts for lightweight rain protection or layer them over hoodies and sweatshirts for an extra warm experience. You can also pair your rain gear with waterproof boots for the ultimate wet weather comfort and protection.
 

Raincoats vs. Rain Jackets and What To Look For


While people often use raincoats and rain jackets to mean the same thing, there are some slight differences.  A rain jacket is typically shorter, ending above the waist and is ideal where freedom of movement or a lightweight option is needed.  Raincoats, on the other hand, tend to be longer and are more suited for heavy rain and extended periods outdoors.  Some raincoats are belted and are often referred to as trench coats.


When shopping for raincoats and rain jackets, pay attention to the following:

  • Material:  Look for materials that are waterproof.  For breathability and enhanced moisture management, look for our DryVent™ materials. For super lightweight outerwear you can throw in your backpack or technical pack, make sure to keep an eye out for our FUTURELIGHT™ designs. 
  • Sealed Seams:  Seams that are taped or sealed help prevent water from seeping inside.
  • Hood:  Most rain jackets and raincoats include a hood by definition.  
  • Packability:  If you are traveling, backpacking, or venturing outdoors where weather may change, look for a packable jacket so you can stow it away when you don't need it.
  • Ventilation:  Ventilation options like underarm zippers are a bonus.

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