The all-weather Thermoball jacket, one of The North Face's signature styles, was recently updated with an eco-friendly design that incorporates post-consumer recycled content and recycled fabric.
In order to deliver consumers high-performance outerwear solutions that are also eco-friendly, The North Face introduced a new version of its classic ThermoBall called the ThermoBall Eco. While the shell of the jacket is made from recycled polyester, the insulation is made with at least five plastic bottles.
The slim, packable jacket is ideal for hiking and boasts an attached hood, a front zipper closure, elastic-bound cuffs and an overall quilted pattern that helps to limit the formation of cold spots. ThermoBall Eco is available in both jacket and hoodie styles for women and men in a range of colors to suit various aesthetic preferences.
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The North Face's Thermoball Jacket Now Features Recycled Materials
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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