The North Face Etip Recycled Men’s Gloves

About The North Face

The journey of Never Stop Exploring began for The North Face in 1966 in San Francisco, where Doug Tompkins and his wife Susie opened a small climbing and hiking equipment store. The brand took its distinctive name from the north face of the mountain, considered by hikers to be the most difficult side to climb Mount Everest. During the 1970s, The North Face, committed to serving the needs of hikers, expanded its product range to include clothing and sleeping bags, introducing innovative materials and technologies that helped it establish itself as one of the leading outdoor equipment brands. Now, The North Face is a trending winter clothing brand for both urban and mountain activities thanks to signature TNF jacket releases like the Nuptse Jacket and ThermoBall insulation technology that offer warmth with reduced weight. Moving forward, TNF has entered the sustainability arena by launching its own clothing recycling program called Loop and its commitment in 2014 to more responsibly source down in its jackets. The North Face collection appeals to the most adventurous side of your personality and brings you face to face with your personal limits so that you never stop exploring more and at every opportunity.