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The North Face Mens Millerton Jacket Burnt Olive Green Tiger Camo Print

The North Face Mens Millerton Jacket

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Colour: Burnt Olive Green Tiger Camo Print

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Product information

Style meets protection on the trail. The North Face Men's Millerton Jacket is engineered with waterproof fabric and is highly breathable, so you needn’t take the easy route. With an adjustable hood, hem and cuffs for added protection against the weather and to provide a precise fit, the internal draft flap adds even more protection from the wind. Two large front pockets mean you can stash any essentials before you get going.

Product features

Fabric: DryVent 2 ,100% polyester
DWR finish
Waterproof
Breathable
Adjustable hood
Water-resistant centre front zip
Internal draft flap to lock out the cold
Secure-zip hand pockets
Adjustable cuff tabs
Intended Use: Hiking
Centre back 73 cm
Weight 499 g

Product Code: A1115090

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About the brand About the brand

Founded in 1966 The North Face is named after the coldest, most unforgiving and harshest face of a mountain. Yet it was born on a sun-soaked Californian beach by two friends who shared a passion for climbing and the outdoors. Today, the iconic ‘Half Dome’ logo can be found the world over.

Basking on the sea shore, breaking virgin powder in the Alps, or standing on the summit of Everest. All because The North Face clothing and equipment is trusted by people who place their lives in the knowledge and ability of a world leading brand.

The North Face achieves this level of trust and success because of their tireless attitude towards innovation and progress. Which means their waterproof jackets, their super warm down vests and their extensive range of bags, footwear and clothing are all made with the common belief that you should never stop exploring.