The North Face Women's Yumiori 1/4 Zip Fleece - Twilight Galaxy/Blue Flax/Mineral Salt

The Yumiori 1/4-Zip Fleece Jacket is an ultra-cosy midweight fleece that delivers reliable warmth both on and off the mountain. Pull it on over a lightweight tee and gear up for your next hike.
Colder Temperatures : Layer it on top of a sweat-wicking baselayer protect yourself from the elements with a windproof or waterproof shell.
Milder Temperatures : Pull it on over a moisture-wicking short or long-sleeve t-shirt when temperatures get chilly.

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Made for : Women's

Size Scale : Based on women's sizes
Use : Casual, Hiking, Lifestyle
Ideal for everyday wear and outdoor adventures
Fabric : 75D 190 g/m² 100-weight classic fleece—100% polyester
Fabric Weight : 370 g (13.05 oz)
Fabric Specs : Constructed with polartec fleece fabric for warmth and breathability
Fit Type : Standard fit: This garment is true to size for an easy, comfortable fit.
Zip : 1/4 zip closure through centre front
Zip-in compatible with triclimates through the centre front zip, zip-in compatible tape and snap and sleeve opening, and through the zip-in compatible loop at the neck.
Neck Type : High collar for additional warmth around the neck
Sleeve Type : Full Sleeve
Pocket : Zipped chest pocket
Branding : Embroidered The North Face logo to chest
Other features : Water-based print, Quick drying
Collection : Circular Design initiative - a collection designed to minimise waste and pollution. Once you're done with it, recycle them back to us to keep the adventures going.

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The North Face is an American outdoor recreation products company. Named for the most challenging side of the mountain, The North Face has equipped explorers since 1966 to reach their dreams. Driven by the mantra of Never Stop Exploring™, its expeditions inspire to test the outer limits of performance and possibility. The North Face produces outdoor clothing, footwear, and related equipment. Founded to supply climbers, the company's logo draws inspiration from Half Dome, a distinct rock formation rising over 8,700 feet (2,700 m) above sea level in Yosemite National Park.