The North Face

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Founded 1966
Headquarters Alameda, CA, United States

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The North Face is an American outdoor product company, founded in 1966 by Douglas Tompkins and Susie Tompkins. They specialise in outerwear, fleece, footwear, and equipment such as backpacks, tents and sleeping bags. As well as, sponsoring professional athletes from worlds of running, climbing, skiing and snowboarding.
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Latest Collections

The North Face Purple Label 2010 Spring/Summer Bag Collection
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The North Face Purple Label 2010 Spring/Summer Bag Collection

The Japanese-exclusive The North Face Purple Label line releases a new collection of bags for

nanamica New Releases with Champion & The North Face
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nanamica New Releases with Champion & The North Face

Japanese label nanamica drop a new series of releases for May, most collaboration product with


nanamica x The North Face Purple Label Backpacks
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nanamica x The North Face Purple Label Backpacks

Japanese retailer nanamica continue their exclusive ongoing partnership with The North Face

THE NORTH FACE STANDARD Harajuku Store Opening
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THE NORTH FACE STANDARD Harajuku Store Opening

Harajuku was recently given another retail space as legendary outdoors company The North Face

The North Face Standard Harajuku
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The North Face Standard Harajuku

The North Face has long been an integral part of the Japanese outerwear market. Making its way

Supreme x The North Face Expedition Pullover
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Supreme x The North Face Expedition Pullover

For this season’s The North Face and Supreme partnership, the two labels unveil the Expedition

nanamica x The North Face "Roots of Life" Collection Scoop Jacket
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nanamica x The North Face "Roots of Life" Collection Scoop Jacket

nanamica and The North Face link up to create an eco-minded outerwear piece. Based off of the

The North Face Purple Label Medium Day Pack & Fanny Pack
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The North Face Purple Label Medium Day Pack & Fanny Pack

In a further look into The North Face’s Japan-based Purple Label, we take a look at two of

The North Face Purple Label 2010 Spring "Flower" Backpack
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The North Face Purple Label 2010 Spring "Flower" Backpack

Best known for its classically-styled technical outerwear, The North Face Purple Label has kept

The North Face Purple Label 65/35 Medium Day Pack "Patches"
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The North Face Purple Label 65/35 Medium Day Pack "Patches"

In a release from the Japanese-focused The North Force Purple Label comes the following 65/35

The North Face GTX Climb Light Insulation Jacket
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The North Face GTX Climb Light Insulation Jacket

A new exclusive to The North Face Omotesando Hills location features the following GTX Climb

The North Face x COMME des GARCONS Junya Watanabe MAN Down Vest
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The North Face x COMME des GARCONS Junya Watanabe MAN Down Vest

Quintessential outdoors label The North Face team up with Junya Wantanabe’s COMME des GARCONS

 

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