The North Face women’s ski/snow jacket

Name: The North Face women’s ski/snow jacket
Brand: The North Face
SKU: 5f6cc54b12d880f3736c6186
Price: 100.0 USD
Availability: InStock

The North Face

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Gently worn, great condition! Thick material with water proof lining. Fleece lining. Very warm and movable! Great jacket but I got a new one last Christmas. Hasn’t been worn in almost a year and in great condition! ***Only flaw is a little tear in the very top layer on the left arm, and slight mark on back, as seen in photo.*** Jacket is 25 inches long from the top of the neck down, and sleeves are 30 inches. This jacket has a flattering fit but still has room under for layers. I am 5,2”

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evamariapa What is the exact name of this north face jacket? Thanks!

Oct 24Reply

skfelice91 @evamariapa hi, there’s no exact name, it’s just a North Face. I added another photo at the end if that helps

Oct 29Reply

skfelice91 @evamariapa still interested? I can give you a great offer!

Nov 01Reply

alochs Do you have a pic wearing it? Wondering how long it is/where it hits on the waist

Nov 13Reply

skfelice91 @alochs hey there! I will take a photo of it when I get home and add if for you- I’ll also get the exact measurements!

Nov 13Reply

skfelice91 @alochs sorry for the delay! We were away for the weekend but I just added a photo of it on. For reference, I am 5’2 and it is 25 inches long from the neck down and sleeves are 30 inches. It has a nice fit/shape but room for extra layers under, if needed 😊

Nov 15Reply

alochs @skfelice91 Thanks! Just want to make sure -- is the fleece underneath a separate/removable layer?

Nov 18Reply

skfelice91 @alochs sure thing! Inside the jacket is thick fleece. No removable later but I have a black Burton ski jacket on my page that does have a removable layer if you prefer that :)

Nov 18Reply