The North Face is ready for new beginnings as the brand rings in the lunar year. In with the new and out with the old, The North Face reveals a Year of the Snake collection rooted in the brand's "Never Stop Exploring" spirit.
Featuring pieces that are fit for the cold-weather, adventurous gears for storming mountains and embracing the winter are coiled with a limited-edition snake pattern. Symbolizing rebirth and transformation, The North Face draws from the Year of the Snake motif for its signature 1996 Retro Nuptse Jacket, available in four colors -- ink dye, lead white, scarlet and duck green. Each of the jackets feature the same coiled snake pattern. The jacket can be paired with the Nuptse Mule, also filled with 550 down and available in ink dye and lead white. Other highlighted pieces include the Retro 1986 Futurelight Mountain jacket, reinterpreted with the snake pattern. Ready for any winter condition, the pieces waterproof and has added breathability made with DryVent fabric for the avid traveler.
For the active and agile adventurer, the snake print gives the functional pieces a trendy aesthetic. Still maintaining its practicality, the pieces are bringing a unique style to the New Year festivities, urban explorations and more. The collection also features an insulation liner vest, knit tops, full length pants hoodies, graphic tees, beanies and more. Look out for the collection at select retailers and online.
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