The North Face Pallie Down Jacket - Women's
Model Info
Product Info
For proper comfort and style in blistering cold conditions, look to the The North Face Pallie Down Jacket. 550 fill goose down combined with substantial synthetic insulation in moisture-prone areas make the Pallie Down Jacket a force to be reckoned with when riding in temps that are flirting with negative numbers.
Product Details
Face Fabric
70D X 150D 195 g/m 51% Polyester / 49% Nylon
Membrane
DryVent™ 2L – DryVent™ fabrics using a 2 Layer construction are TNF's most versatile and used across all categories. These fabrics are designed into clothing and accessories that are normally lined with a secondary fabric for extra comfort and increased warmth. These lined products can also be designed with fixed insulation for ultimate warmth and versatility and can be found in a wide range of looks and finishes.
Insulation
550 Fill Goose Down in Main Body and Top of Sleeves; Certified to the Responsible Down Standard (RDS) by Control Union
200 g Underside of Sleeves / 40 g Hood Heatseeker™ Eco 50% Post-Consumer Recycled Polyester Insulation
Lining Material
Hood Lining – 265 g 100% Polyester Sherpa Fleece
Lower Body Lining – 70D X 70D 70 g/m² 100% Nylon Taffeta
Fit
Standard Fit
Center Back – 30"
Pockets
Two Secure-Zip Chest Pockets with Media Port
Zippered Hand Pockets
Internal Goggle Pocket
Secure-Velcro® Wrist Pocket
Additional Features
Waterproof Fabric with Untaped Seams
Fixed, Sherpa-Lined Hood
Powder Skirt
Logo Patch
Specs
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Fit:
Regular
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Fit
Regular This is the traditional, not too tight, not too baggy fit. Jackets and pants have room for layering without being very baggy when not wearing many layers. It has standard inseams with straight legs on pants. - Length: Hip-length
- Material: Nylon, Polyester
- Construction Type: 2 Layer
- Insulation: Down, Synthetic
- Fill Weight (g): 200
- Powder Skirt: Yes
- Hood Type: Fixed Hood
- Petite Jacket: No
- Warranty: Limited Lifetime
| Size | XS | S | M | L | XL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weight (g) | 1700 |