The North Face

Antora Parka - Women's

DryVent is a proprietary fabric technology from The North Face that offers both waterproof and breathable properties. This means that while it keeps water from entering the jacket, it also allows sweat and moisture to escape. This dual functionality keeps you dry and comfortable during outdoor activities, making it ideal for hiking, skiing, or any adventure in wet conditions.

DWR, or Durable Water Repellent, is a treatment applied to the fabric of your jacket that causes water to bead up and roll off instead of soaking in. This helps keep the outer layer dry and improves the jacket's overall weather resistance. With DWR, you can stay drier for longer, even in light rain or snow.

The mesh lining in the zippered pockets serves two main purposes: it provides a lightweight storage solution for your items while allowing air to circulate. This ventilation helps prevent the pockets from feeling stuffy, ensuring that your belongings stay dry and comfortable, especially during physical activities.

A mid-length parka offers a perfect balance between style and functionality. It provides extra coverage and warmth, typically falling around the hips or upper thighs, which is ideal for colder weather. This length allows for greater mobility while still protecting you from the elements, making it a versatile choice for various outdoor activities.

A 3-way adjustable hood allows you to customize the fit around your head and face in three different ways. This includes adjustments for tightness, height, and angle. By ensuring a snug fit, the hood helps keep out wind and rain, enhancing your comfort and protection during inclement weather.

The combination of DryVent technology, DWR coating, mesh lining, mid-length design, and a 3-way adjustable hood creates a jacket that is not only stylish but also highly functional. These features work together to keep you dry, comfortable, and protected from the elements, allowing you to focus on enjoying your outdoor adventures without worrying about the weather.