Oct 07, 2026
THE NORTH FACE Kids' North Down Fleece-Lined Parka, TNF Black, 5
$132.98$174.9924% off
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Kids' down parka with recycled insulation
- 600 fill recycled down in body with 70% recycled insulation in hood
- Fleece-lined hood and pockets for added warmth
- Made with 75% recycled materials with non-PFC coating
Designed for children in cold winter climates.
- WINTER GO-TO: Designed for cold climates and dry weather, this down-insulated parka will be your kid's go-to on cold winter days. Made with recycled materials inside and out, it delivers warmth they can be proud of, from school to playtime at the park.
- FACE THE WEATHER: This coat has 600 fill recycled waterfowl down in the body and 520g of 70%-recycled Heatseeker polyester insulation throughout the hood, collar & pockets — coated with a non-PFC Durable Water-Repellent (DWR) finish to keep them dry.
- COMFORTABLE FIT: With a durable design and ample mobility, this kids' micro-fleece lined jacket is perfect for easy wear or layering up. Whether for recess or active days in the wilderness, they'll have freedom of movement to adventure in comfort.
- OUTDOOR VERSATILITY: Never Stop Exploring with thoughtful features that help them go further — an insulated, fleece-lined hood and hand pockets add warmth, while raglan sleeves and brushed-tricot inside the encased-elastic cuffs deliver comfort in motion.
- EXPLORATION WITHOUT COMPROMISE: Easily find our most sustainable products with this badge. To qualify, apparel, equipment and accessories must be made with 75% or greater recycled, regenerative and/or responsibly sourced renewable materials by weight.
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