The North Face sale: Up to 50% off jackets and cold-weather gear just in time for fall
15 deals on items you'll wear all fall and winter starting at $49
With summer almost behind us, we're staring down some cold months ahead. Scrambling for a jacket last minute can be a costly mistake, which is why I had to shout out The North Face's sale going on right now. The North Face is taking up to 50% off jackets right now, with hybrid jackets, fleece layers, and technical outerwear across men’s, women’s, and kids’ collections all seeing the same markdown.
It's the perfect time to stock up on all your cold-weather essentials to get ready for the upcoming season. The North Face isn't the only one slashing prices; retailers like Amazon and REI are knocking up to 50% off select styles as well. From jackets and parkas to pants and backpacks, The North Face has plenty of great deals to help you gear up for back-to-school season and beyond. I’ve rounded up my favorite finds from the sale, so keep reading to see which North Face deals are worth grabbing.
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- The North Face Aphrodite 2.0 Capri (Women's): was $70 now $49
- The North Face Sunriser Hoodie (Men's): was $80 now $56
- The North Face Osito Lux Jacket (Women's): was $130 now $65
- The North Face Basin Pants (Men's): was $100 now $59
- The North Face Extreme Pile 2 Full-Zip Jacket (Women's): was $160 now $95
Apparel
The perfect pants for all weather conditions — these Aphrodite 2.0 Capris from The North Face are water repellent and wick sweat off your body. You also get UPF 40+ sun protection.
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The Glacier Fleece Quarter-Zip is a highly versatile garment that works both as an outer-layer and as a mid-layer, depending on temps. Plus, this deal is on the Dusk Blue variant, which I find mighty easy on the eyes.
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This attractive hoodie has more going for it than just looks, thanks to The North Face’s Lightrange finish, which provides UPF protection, anti-odor technology, and moisture-wicking properties. It also has reflective elements on the chest and back, making it a great pick for evening runners.
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If you have some hikes or excursions on your agenda, these pants will be your go to. Their breathable fabric was built for movement and their durable, air permeable and water repellent properties will keep you protected from the elements.
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The super soft Osito Jacket is made with a supersoft high-pile fleece and provides instant, lightweight warmth. It has a rib-knit collar, hem and cuffs for better warmth retention in chilly weather.
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If you're a runner, you need this ¼-zip for the colder months. Not only does it help regulate body temperature with its innovative insulating fabric, it also actively moves moisture away from the body.
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The Kikash Wind Jacket is built for those days when the wind won't quit. The durable nylon fabric shrugs off mountain gusts while keeping you mobile, and reflective details add crucial visibility for early starts or late finishes. The secure zip pockets and snug elastic hem make it a reliable companion for unpredictable conditions.
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The Antora Hoodie is a perfect match for the unpredictable fall weather. Made sustainably, the jacket boasts a waterproof and breathable seam-sealed DryVent 2L shell with non-PFC DWR finish to keep you dry, plus a 100% windproof fabric to help you stay protected. It's a steal at just $83.
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This piece of outerwear is built for maximum warmth and comfort with 600-fill down insulation and a Durable Water Repellent (DWR) coating. This jacket is both ridiculously chic and super-cozy: 92% of North Face customers recommend it, with 780 total reviews.
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This lightweight puffer blends recycled down with synthetic insulation for maximum warmth and weather resistance in a tidy, easy-to-stow package. Zonal sheet insulation and a water-repellant finish round out the feature set.
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With a relaxed fit and a chunky, high-pile fleece look, this jacket is perfect for layering and keeping you cozy all winter long. It also has zippered hand and chest pockets, an adjustable hem and elastic-bound cuffs.
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When only the warmest coat will do, grab this Arctic Parka from The North Face. It's packed with 600-fill waterfowl down insulation, but is lightweight and packs away easily when the weather changes.
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Bags
The North Face Jester backpack is the ideal campus backpack. It has a 30 liter capacity, a padded 15-inch laptop sleeve, and a front organization pocket with mesh water bottle holders.
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This backpack features tons of compartments — including a laptop sleeve — and can even stand up on its own. Its padded shoulder straps offer comfort and it also has two grab handles on top making it convenient to open and provide a balanced carry. It’s also endorsed by the American Chiropractic Association thanks to its comfortable FlexVent suspension system.
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It's not just you that you need to keep dry this fall! You'll need to protect your stuff, too. This laptop bag from The North Face is water repellent, has ergonomic support and bungee cords to keep it compact. As well as the main compartment, there are five additional pockets to keep your stuff organized.
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Alyse Stanley is a news editor at Tom’s Guide, overseeing weekend coverage and writing about the latest in tech, gaming, and entertainment. Before Tom’s Guide, Alyse worked as an editor for the Washington Post’s sunsetted video game section, Launcher. She previously led Gizmodo’s weekend news desk and has written game reviews and features for outlets like Polygon, Unwinnable, and Rock, Paper, Shotgun. She’s a big fan of horror movies, cartoons, and roller skating. She's also a puzzle fan and can often be found contributing to the NYT Connections coverage on Tom's Guide
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