Definitely a large. The sizes run a little small. I'm 5'5" 130 lbs. and I wear a medium.

Hello - here is my take on these two jackets. The sizing is going to be similar- if you are going with a small in the Atlantic, than I would go small in the Arctic. They are both very warm jackets for harsh winters, but due to the extra length in the Arctic, it will be the warmer of the two.

I think the sleeves would be really long - try the large first.

Nope most likely not. This coat is a previous years model and they're just trying to get rid of it.

i think a small will fit you fine with room for sweaters. i am 5'5" 125 and fit right between small and med.

if you want a little room to grow go with the small. also, i find if i want to layer a bit it is more comfy around the neck when i get it just a little bigger...

i agree with dave. i am a little bit messy, spill my coffee/cocoa combo daily but still roll with the white. it seems this fabrid sheds pretty well. i love the look of the white so i just wear it and generally hope for the best. this will repel dirt and spills and stay white better than most white will. the denim blue is really cute too though.

White is always going to be more difficult to clean than other colors, but synthetic fabrics like on the Atlantic aren't going to absorb as much as other fabircs. I have always found that a lot of stuff can simply be wiped off these types of fabrics without having to wash the jacket. The Denim blue is an awesome color - I think it would go fine with jeans.

I would go with the small. The cut on the atlantic is quite a bit different from the aviatrix - that is a very slim cut jacket.

hi there, my best answer would be that I am an exact medium in all their jackets, and I weigh in at 138 and am 5'8. The length of sleeves, waist and cut are all perfect for me at the medium. You may actually be better in a SMALL due to your build, though your height would suggest a medium.

Hi Maha. You Manitobians are crazy. Here in Alberta it only gets to -40. You should join us for a balmy weekend in January some time.

The truth is that few jackets will keep you comfortable at -50, but lots of jackets will keep you alive. This one will definitely do the latter. With proper layering under the jacket and on your legs, you might even be able to shovel the driveway with this baby on. It is one of the warmest jackets TNF makes. My brother has the men's version and loves it. It kept him relatively warm when winter camping at -34.

The belt and hood are not removable, by the way.

Not sure, but I'm just a few inches taller than you (5'3'') and at 110 lbs, the XS has plenty of room.

I think you're running a risk with XS for 3 years with clothes underneath. The North Face Atlantic Jacket is available in Ink Blue S, I'd go with that!
Cheers.

The pocket layout is a bit different, but really they're the same.

The length on the medium is 28.5". I would think that a medium would potentially be short in the sleeve - I would look at a large.

This won't completely cover the tushy but just about! As far as sizing, if you want a little room to wiggle I would say go with the medium. If you want it fairly snug run the small.Hope that helps.

From the North Face website.

It also depends on your hip and chest measurements. I am guessing you are on the small side in both of those in which case a small should be okay. The only worry would be if you have long arms. Then I would say a medium.

I just received this jacket in the mail yesterday.. seems like it will pick up lint rather quickly. I have a Furallure Tweed coat from last season which by comparison is a little "slicker" and I haven't had any problems with that one, even with sweaters that shed. The internal lining of the Atlantic is slick, though.

I do think the medium will be best for you with the given information. My wife is a 10 right now but has slightly bigger than 10 hips so she's faced with the same challenge and the medium fits her very well.

30.5"My wife tried the on arctic but,it was really hard to zip up. Look at the photos. The zipper is down past your knees. Now imagine getting in and out of a car. If you live in a metro area and bus or walk then go Arctic. For comfort without being combersome go Atlantic.I bought both -this one and arctic. Kept the arctic. I'm 5'3", zipper starts past thighs which eventually works. Getting in and out of cars is what you want -you want it past your butt - it's a car coat. So if your short it goes to bottom of thighs, XL The Atlantic was the middle of my butt - XL Too short.

The belt is NOT adjustable. However, the buckle is metal not plastic.

You are correct, this belt is not a full wrap belt, there is elastic on the back.

No it does not.

Nevermind -i've answered my own question. It went on me to the middle of my butt XL. I chose the Artic instead. Slightly different but still not a 'puffy' jacket', has hood.

Yes! I wear mine for skiing as well as everyday use. I'm very small in frame and am always cold. This jacket keeps me warm while skiing and I don't even layer up underneath it. Warmest jacket I've ever bought!

Can't help you with the color (I'm colorblind) but it'll work just fine for skiing. It's warm, it's waterproof, and it's North Face. It doesn't have a powder skirt, and it's of a style that most serious skiers equate with Aspen cougars with too much money, but if you like it then go for it.

TNF only makes the Atlantic jacket up to a XL.

Not much but the Atlantic Jacket is technically more waterproof than the Greenland Jacket. The Greenland has a cheap plastic buckle,the Atlantic is metal. the Atlantic shell is also softer and more flattering.

It's out of stock. Shouldn't be a surprise, 10 days before christmas.

Nope. The trim comes off but the hood stays.

What the internal tag exactly says:"Remove synthetic fur hood trim and hand or mashine wash warm delicate cycle. Air dry only. Use no heat for parka. Mashine was warm separately, do not dry clean. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low".I washed mine about 3-4 times in washing mashine (delicate cycle, cold water) and left dry on air... Nothing bad happend.

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Yes. It's this year's model, and yes, the interior is black.

It has to do with contractual agreements between bc.com and TheNorthFace. You will need to order it directly from TNF for European shipping.

I think for you it should be the Medium. I went to the shopping center to try it .. and I am 5'5, ans for me the small was perfect.Leila: I am also 5'7" with long arms and wear a size 7/8 or 9/10 depending on the cut. I found the medium too small for me. It was very tight and did not allow for a thick sweater or much motion in the arms (although it did zip all the way up and look very form fitting). The large was better in terms of the arm length but much bulkier.

Could you explain your question more please? I don't understand what you're asking.DG: She's talking about TNF's style #, it is infact AAJH.

I would say get a medium. I wear a 2-4 and the small fits perfectly.

I tried them both on. They seem like they're pretty much the same jacket, this one just has pockets on the chest. It also seemed to fit a little snugger (which is better) along the bottom. I liked the Atlantic better than the Greenland, but I couldn't really tell you why because they seem so similar...

Basically they look the same. The difference are:Atlantic's price is slightly higher;Atlantic has 2 zippered chest pockets (Greenland has none)Atlantic has the metal buckle on the waistband (which is internal, Greenland has outer waistband with plastic buckle);Atlantic has velcro sleeve's adjusters (Greenland has none)