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THE NORTH FACE Women's Aconcagua 3 Hooded Jacket, White Dune, 3X-Large
$209.70$289.9928% off
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Women's insulated jacket with 50/50 down and recycled polyester
- 600-fill recycled down provides warmth from first frost through spring
- WindWall wind-resistant fabric with non-PFC water-repellent finish
- Made with 75 percent recycled and regenerative materials
Sustainable cold-weather jacket for outdoor exploration.
- SEIZE THE DAY: A cold-weather workhorse, the Women’s Aconcagua 3 Hoodie delivers reliable warmth from first frost to spring thaw. A 100% recycled body fabric is lined with a combination of down and synthetic insulations for warmth without the bulk.
- DOWN INSULATION: With a 50/50 blend of 600-fill recycled down and recycled polyester, this ski jacket provides reliable warmth in the body, while recycled sheet insulation in the hood and sides helps lock in heat, even in wet weather.
- WIND & WATER RESISTANT: Made from 100% recycled polyester with WindWall fabric, this wind-resistant snow jacket features a non-PFC Durable Water-Repellent (DWR) finish for added protection from the elements.
- OUTDOOR VERSATILITY: Never Stop Exploring with functional features that help you go further - an adjustable hood with cinch cord, secure-zip handwarmer pockets, elastic-bound cuffs, an exposed center front zip with internal draft flap, and various logos.
- 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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