The North Face Kids' Zipline Rain Jacket
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When the weather turns, parents turn to The North Face Kids' Zipline Rain Jacket. This highly versatile rain shell can be the difference between a long day stuck inside and valuable time spent outdoors. Engineered for an easy transition from rainy playgrounds to on-trail downpours, it’s built using The North Face’s fully recycled waterproof, windproof DryVent™ fabric. They can wear it all day long or pack it just in case—the Antora Rain Jacket is always ready.
Attached, three-piece hood with an elasticated rain-guard tunnel for a snug fit
Body fabric and lining made with recycled polyester
Encased-elastic cuffs for a secure fit
Full-length center front zip with a hook-and-loop stormflap closure and chin guard for coverage
Reflective bar on side of sleeves for visibility in low light conditions
Secure-zip hand pockets to store essentials
| Primary Fabric 1 | Nylon |
|---|---|
| Primary Fabric 1 Percentage | 100 |
| Care Instruction(s) | Hand Wash,Do Not Dry Clean,Do Not Iron,Hang to Dry,Do Not Bleach |
| Fill/Insulation Type | Not Applicable |
| Front Closure | Full Zip |
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- Returns made between 31 and 60 days will receive merchandise credit
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