The North Face’s Latest NSE Collection Explores Its Past To Define the Future
Tapping into its mountain archives for inspiration.
Continuing from last year’s theme of futuristic advancements, The North Face’s latest NSE collection titled “Lost Signals” is an ode to its rich outdoor heritage.
Inspired by the mantra “to define the future, you have to know your past” — the label delves into its mountain archives to uncover some of its signature creations. Having launched in the early 2000s with a range of high-performance wear designed for explorers, the NSE sub-label was defined by the unique use of lilac and violet colors, and combined with olive and gray hues, this mixed palette makes for a vibrant spring look.
Crafted from innovative The North Face technical fabrics such as Dryvent, the functional “Lost Signals” collection is designed to protect from all weather conditions. The range sees the classic Transverse 2L Dryvent Jacket updated with a contemporary spin as the statement outerwear piece hones in on this season’s messaging of past and future.
Other stand-out pieces include the Lite Lilac set, the Murray shirt, Sakami shorts, and Cargo Pants — allowing for timeless additions to an outdoor wardrobe — as well as the signature Explore Camp Sandals perfect for summer explorations.
The North Face NSE collection is available to purchase now on the brand’s website and partner stores. Check out the latest campaign images in the gallery above.
