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The North Face Womens Aphrodite 2.0 Capri TNF Black

The North Face Womens Aphrodite 2.0 Capri

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This Capri covers all bases

Colour: TNF Black

Size:

£55.00

£47.00

You save: 15%

Product information

With a slim straight fit and Flashdry technology the Women's Aphrodite 2.0 Capri is ideal for active use. The North Face have created a breathable and quick drying capri for keeping cool, but have also installed features to keep you comfortable.

A 2 x 2 wide rib-knit waistband spreads potential pressure at the waist, while adjustable drawcords at the leg openings and the tonal heather stretch allow you to tailor the capri to suit your needs. Durability is also covered as triple needle stitching is used throughout. Everything yopu could need when out and about!

Product features

Fabric:
- Solid: FlashDry XD (95% nylon, 5% elastane)
- Heather: 74% nylon, 20% polyester, 6% elastane
2 x 2 wide rib-knit waistband
Stretch drawcord at leg opening for cinching
Tonal heather stretch external drawcord
Shirring on legs
2 front pockets
Zipped security pocket within right-hand pocket
Slim fit

Product Code: A4C24236

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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.