A North Face jacket is the perfect outer layer for any season. It is lightweight, warm, durable, and easy to keep clean. But what makes it even better is that it is made from a recycled plastic product, which makes it both environmentally friendly and affordable.
1994 Retro Himalayan Parka
The North Face 1994 Retro Himalayan Parka is an excellent jacket for those who need a high-quality, comfortable jacket to keep them warm during the winter. This unisex jacket is packed with 700 fill down. It features a quieter, more breathable design that will keep you warm all winter. In addition, the jacket has a more water-repellent outer layer made from recycled polyester taffeta, designed to withstand the harshest winters.
The North Face Himalayan Series was initially created to take explorers to the highest peaks in the world. These explorers, like Jay Smith and Steve Gerberding, paved the way for many more expeditions. Now the 1994 Retro Himalayan Parka returns in the iconic Summit Gold colorway.
Cosplaying as farmers
The State Farm x LCS Cosplay Contest is a few weeks away, and there’s plenty of competition for the top prize. While the grand prize is a $5,000 check in the mail, winning a few hundred dollars or so is not impossible if you’re prepared to roll the dice. One Twitter user wrote that seeing so many of his fellow cosplayers out there was the best part. However, if you’re not as lucky as he is, it’s worth following these tips for snagging a spot in the sandbox.
Choosing the right costume and accessories is half the battle. After that, a little homework will ensure you’ll look sharp on and off the dance floor.
Highbridge shootout suspects
The New York City Police Department is searching for two suspects involved in a shootout in the Highbridge area of the Bronx. One man was hit with police bullets, and the other has not been found yet. According to authorities, the alleged robbers were described as Black in their mid-30s.
Investigators are hoping to identify the two men wearing black hooded “The North Face” winter jackets and white sneakers. They have not said whether or not the victims had a gun during the incident.
The first suspect is a thin male with long, dark hair and is believed to be a member of the anti-government group. He was last seen wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt and a surgical mask. Another suspect is a black male wearing a black hooded “The North Face” jacket and a black balaclava. Both suspects are still at large and were not injured.
Bullies forced students to buy used jackets to save money.
The popularity of outdoor goods has pushed the price of North Face jackets into the stratosphere. These are the products of choice for adults, but they have a much higher concentration among adolescents. Considering this, it’s not surprising that the best place to purchase them is Myeongdong. This is also a popular hangout for Seoul’s teens, making it the perfect place to snag a bargain.
Aside from the usual suspects, a few students have been caught breaking into homes for the illustrious North Face. Some even claim they were scouting for ways to cash in on the opulent jacket. Others may be trying to sell the product above to their parents. One student was seen wearing the previous jacket as they window-shopped in Myeongdong. Several students were also caught displaying the best possible fake credentials to snag a coat.
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