The North Face Women’s Inlux 2 Triclimate® Jacket - TNF Black Heather/TNF Black

Two jackets, three different weather situations - triclimate jackets are based on the original mountain layering system and, as such, are really versatile. The Inlux Triclimate Jacket is comprised of an outer and inner jacket. The outer jacket is a two-layer DryVent™ shell that's waterproof, windproof and breathable. Worn alone it's your protection from wind and rain on active days in milder weather. The inner jacket is lightweight and synthetically insulated. When this one is worn alone it provides warmth on cool, dry days. Wear them together and you have full-on protection from wet, windy and cold conditions. 

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Suitable for: Women's
Recommended use:  Alpine climbing, Hillwalking
Fit: Regular
Main material: 100% polyester
DRYVENT™ - Seamsealed two- and three-layer DryVent™ fabrics are engineered to be waterproof, windproof and breathable.
Insulation: Eco synthetic insulation with 120 g in the body and 100g in the sleeves
Inner material: 100% polyester
Technology: Primaloft Black, DryVent
Fabric treatment:  DWR treated
Fabric properties: insulated, breathable, windproof, waterproof, quick-drying
Sustainability: partially recycled material
Closure: Front zip, full length
Hood: adjustable
Pockets: 2 front zip pockets, 2 front pockets
Torso length: 70 cm
Weight: 830 g
Weight reference:  medium size
Extras: adjustable sleeve cuffs

FABRIC
outer: 75D 68 g/m² 100% polyester taffeta
Inner: 50D 72 g/m² 100% recycled polyester 

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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.