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The North Face Triple C Down Jacket is an ankle-length coat that covers your entire body in ultra-warm 700-fill down. If you're tired of getting cold when you go out for the evening, you need the Triple C in your closet. An insulated snap-off hood gives you head warmth or a low-bulk option for beanie-wearing nights, while an internal media pocket keeps your tunes going. Soft brushed lining in the collar makes you feel like you're in the lap of luxury.
I bought the North Face Triple C Down Jacket Women's coat. After freezing my tail off in it I have come to realize that the coat i bought is a knock off. I realized it after comparing to to a friends coat that gad significantly more stuffing int he coat then mine. if the price looks to good to be true, well you know how the saying goes.
This is the most Awesome coat I have ever owned in terms of comfort & warmth! I wish I have known about this coat years ago when I froze my nose&other things off in the freezing cold of New York City. I'm glad I made the purchase of two of these delightful coasts and would recommend it as a Great to anyone that is interested in coat that is lightweight, warmth & cozy!! Mary in NY
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I am looking for a super warm coat that will withstand the bone chilling cold winds of James Bay. James Bay is way up north on Ontario, Canada. The temperature dips below -40C on a mild winter day. Would the advertised coats withstand those temperatures?
i've only passed by Moosonee, Ontario once and it wasn't in the winter, though. But i've heard of record lows of -45 C winters there.
i'm a great fan of North Face, but at this point i'd like to recommend you looking into the brands Canada Goose and/or 66°North (not carried by Backcountry though it used to be). Canada Goose makes full loft duck-down jackets, thigh length so u stay comfy in near-Arctic conditions. 66°North is an Icelandic-based company so u can also find mid-layers (with built-in face-mask-type hoods). The US website is an online store too :
I got this coat at the end of last winter from this site and waited with excitement to wear it this fall. I got it in vintage white, which is a beautiful mixed color that goes great with browns, black, grey, beige and oatmeal. I go to college in upstate new york and had gotten compliments on this coat almost every single day that I wore it. so I was happy, but the stains built up very fast--with a shade of white that is inevitable... the instructions said gentle cycle wash--which I did, and it is gone now. No down, it is flat as a fleece coat. Pretty unhappy and dissatisfied.
That is typically what happens when you wash down. The dryer fluffs a bit but not completely. The flatness is easily remedied by simply fluffing it by hand, move the down around in the pockets and just fluff it up. Once it's fluffed you're good to go until you wash/dry it again. Hope this was helpful.
Down matts when it get washed. Put 3 or 4 tennis balls or a clean pair of sneakers in the dryer with the coat to break up the matts. It will come out looking brand new-fluffy.
I just returned this coat with great regret. Thought it would be as warm as my worn out Chalet Coat that I lived in as a school bus driver and winter car-camper for the past 7 winters. What ever happened to loft??? You can talk about your 700 goose down but it means nothing without 'loft'. Loft means the amount of fill and I found this coat no where near as warm as the old coat. Loft is not there and I've tried several different manufacturers of down coats this winter and they've all gone back. I froze in everyone of them when it got down around zero except for the old war horse I will continue to wear until I can find something, probably very expenseve, to measure up to the coat I bought so long ago. Screw fashion... I'm looking for warmth. So disappointed.... loved the length, the great hood with its snaps, fur trip that pulls out in storms and the look of it. Darn it..... put more down in it and it would be my perfect coat.
This is exactly what I have been looking for: truly warm, all the way to the ankle, and much more flattering lines than one wouldexpect from a down coat. Well done, North Face!
I bought this coat at a store in wash dc in nov 08. Best buy ever. The length of the coat is ideal for winter. Most winter coats end right around the knee, and there is usually a few inches around the knee that's neither covered by a coat nor boots and gets really cold fast. So with this coat, i got rid of that problem. I wore this almost every day last winter - for work, for nights out, for long walks out with the dog. My other winter coats did not see much action as a result! We had a very cold winter in 2008/09 (by dc standards) - lots of days below freezing. I wore this coat to Obama's inauguration in January - layered it with sweaters that day but I was very comfortable in like 10 degree weather for almost 8 hours outside! I am 5' 3" and usually wear a size 8 and am curvy - surprisingly, the Small fit me very comfortably and i can layer with that too. In other North Face coats, like metropolis, I usually have to go up to a Medium, so this coat is probably a little more generously cut. It's super light (esp compared to other down jackets I have had from companies like Galleria, DKNY etc.),so you don't feel bogged down at all. But it keeps you very warm. Highly recommended. I just ordered one for my mom.
I think the jacket overall is good. It's lightweight and looks good. Unfortunately, it's not as warm as I expected, but I does keep me warmer, then my previous coat. However, it is too long and it makes it sometimes uncomfortable.
Does this coat have a plain hood or a fur hood? I have read both. Also, I am 5'4 about 105 Ilbs. I usually would take a small but does it really run big? in the Chest/shoulder area? I am worried an XS would be too tight.
Purchased for the wife. I've personally seen her be complimented on the look/style of the jacket by other women 3 times already. Every thinks it looks great and asks if it is really warm enough being that its not big and puffy like the usual down coats. She says its like being wrapped in sleeping bags yet light and comfy to wear everyday. Its warm and blocks wind well. She was standing outside chatting with some people in 28 degrees until someone else said "its freezing lets go inside". She commented to me that she didnt even notice the cold and wondered why everyone else thought it was chilly. As a TNF fan, I suggest this coat for women who want warmth and some style. Its a good looking coat and it does what its supposed to do. Keep you warm without feeling as if you're wearing a canvas tarp.
I don't get it! Do I have the same coat everyone else is talking about? I have wanted the Triple C for 3 years, finally got it, and it arrived yesterday. Totally disappointed! I have the 700 fill Nuptse and expected it to be comparable to that, but it isn't. How is it 700 fill when the arms are as flat as a spring jacket? I live in Wisconsin and took my dog for a 15 minute walk this morning. I had on long sleeves under the coat and could feel the cold breeze through my sleeves and back. I wanted to love this coat, but North Face bombed on this one! After some research, I noticed they changed the Triple C. It used to be much puffier with larger pockets for the down. That's the coat I thought I was ordering. The only way I would be able to stay warm in this coat, would be to wear another coat underneath it!
Can anyone describe the vintage white color to me? On my monitor, it looks like white with a touch of grey, which seems okay to me. However, I don't want a yellowish, ivory white, or grey "dirty snow" look, either.
It's more of an off-white, like white with a little cream mixed in. It's definitely not flat white, and it's not yellowish, it's more like an ivory white/cream.
i spend my winter vacations in the adirondacks, and the temp difference between los angeles and there can be painful. this coat has been a life saver for me. i'm 5'3" weigh 120, and i got a medium for layering. it does come all the way down to my ankles, and the sleeves are slightly long, but i prefer it that way. i usually wear a sweater under this coat, and the fit is very comfortable, i wouldn't want it smaller. very thin, light coat, packs very small if you need it to, but very very warm. i never get cold now.
How is the sizing of this coat compared to other North Face items? I'm 5'5", and about 36-29-37, and usually wear a 6 in dresses. I like my outwear fitted, and find that North Face runs big: I have a size small in the Khumbu fleece that feels slightly baggy, and a small in the Mossbud fleece that feels about right. Would anyone have any idea what size might fit best in this? I was thinking Small or XS, as according to reviews below it runs big, and I'm planning to be wearing only a thin layer underneath it. Thanks for the advice!
Rebecca, a small should be good for you. I'm 37-27-38 and 5'7" with broadish shoulders and the small fits nicely over regular indoor-thickness sweaters, but still gives a slimming fit with plenty of room to feel unencumbered. The waist nips in ever so slightly so you don't look like a guy. The coat itself is quite thin and doesn't look like it's as warm as it is. My husband can't understand how I stay cozy in such a thin-looking coat. It doesn't look all stuffed with feathers like lower-quality puffers do. Thumbs up for 700-fill down! It really is super warm and holds its own on long walks in sub-zero-before-you-add-the-wind-chill temps! I love it so much I'm getting a 2nd one in the vintage white.
I wrote a bad review of this coat because I was so disappointed, but I decided to give it another shot. Today is nasty out - sleety and about 30. This coat did the job, I'm delighted to say! It's was very toasty!
You have to wear it a couple of times for it to puff out - letting it hang in the closet won't work - not sure why but that seems to be how it works, at least for me. I do hope it holds up when it gets really cold - we'll see. So far it's the warmest I've had and my other was a calf-length 650 fill coat.
Also make sure it's roomy enough. If it's too tight it won't loft.
It still only gets 4 stars because I don't see why they can't put cuffs on the sleeves of a $300 coat, or a lining. It could also use a snap or two below the knee, which I will add myself (you can still walk with a snap below the knee).
From a skeptic, who almost returned the coat but gave it another chance -
This morning I walked just under a mile in 21 degrees, with the windchill the temp is 3 degrees and the Triple C did the job! I was fine the whole way with just an indoor sweater underneath.However, it does need some snaps below the knee and cuffs in the sleeves! Also, it's only ankle-length depending on your body type. I'm 5'6" and I have the medium and it reaches about 6" above the ankle.
There are a lot of guys who have these coats, and it is a shame that North Face doesn't make them in mens' sizes specifically. Luckily, this coat looks perfectly fine on a guy, so problem solved. I love mine and it looks great. And to James down below, if people give odd stares, the problem lies in them, not you. Way to go!
Hi I'm male and have one of these coats - got it a couple of seasons back and really love it - at first it took a bit of courage to wear it publically, it's a little fitted and therefore looks a bit feminine but it fine - I've got the odd look now and then bit also had a number of complements of how good it looks. It's a shame there are not more long down coats of men - I have also just brought a north face metropolis jacket - a bit shorter than the triple-c and I feel very confident wearing it. This year my girlfriend got a Columbia Women Luxey Bliss Long Down Jacket in white - now that is a really feminine coat and long but when we are out together makes my triple-c look like a mans coat.
I love this jacket. I bought a size Large and I am 5'9". The medium fit great too, but the large was longer in the arms and about 2" longer in length. The only thing I wish they had done was put a button or a snap on the part that opens on the botton. Another nice thing about this coat is that it is very light and easy to move around in.
I'm 5'9 1/2 and weigh 115 lb. What size should I get? I would layer a bit under the coat but would like it to fit fairly snugly over that - don't want a baggy fit.
Write your question here...Live in the Chicago area - lots of wind, cold and snow in the winter. I am a dog walker. Looking for a RED long down coat. White is not a sensible color for me.
I gave this to my (perpetually cold) wife for Christmas. She LOVES it. The off white color (sort of a soft white putty color) is not the easiest to keep clean, but she is warm and happy, and so my job is done. Besides, it's easily washed. Great deal on a great coat, it'd be tough to top this.
I am 5'10" and 130 lbs (on the taller side as you can see, with wider shoulders and longer arms than the average woman). Most of the time I have to purchase a size Large to accommodate my frame, and this doesn't ordinarily provide for a warm coat for me because cold air can creep in around the waist/bust. However, this wonderful jacket, in a size Medium, fit me beautifully in arm length/shoulder width and still provides a "tailored" fit in the body (which is quite flattering to my waist area). The coat is super light weight and not at all boxy like most down jackets I have owned. I love the length (just below my knees) which is the primary reason I purchased the coat) to combat our cold Michigan weather. Great price for a coat that I plan on using for many years to come. Love the color too (Brown) which is a departure from my traditional "black" choice for my coats. My purchase with Backcountry was smooth, on time and I will do business with them again.
I have spent years looking for the perfect coat - and I found it here. This is the only coat that works 100% during wintertime in Norway. The light, warm coat is keeping me warm in the cold, all the way down to my toes - that is what is so great about it! It also works great as a scooter coat when the cold winds make even small scooter rides uncomfortable.
We do not have any Triple C Down Jackets in Black, size Large left in stock at the moment, but it is possible we will get a few more in the next month or so. Keep an eye out!
This is absolutely the warmest coat! Almost too warm when you have to go inside. The weather has been below zero or single digits lately, and I have not been even slightly chilled when others around are complaining about the cold. For others that have asked, I think the sleeves are on the long side. I folded my up a little even. I did order the Vintage white, I couldn't decide on a color, but kind of wish I had chosen another, since this one is getting dirty. I have been extra careful getting into and out of the car and will probably get tired of that soon, but more than anything I have noticed makeup rubbing off on the collar. I have started to wear scarves to try to stop this a little, but ultimately wish I had picked a different color. Overall wonderful coat, I will buy one again when this one is done.
It's really light, and warm. I usually wear medium size, but this coat is little bit big to me, so I exchanged it. Now I have a small size, it's perfect to me. But it's great. I don't worry about this winter in NY.
I just answered this same question 4 days ago. If it's not in the list, it's not in stock. Get on Live Chat and ask when the next shipment's coming in.
It is the lightest, softest down jacket I've ever owned. I've wanted this jacket for a while as it's all the rave in Chicago. Every where I turned, I saw a girl with this jacket. It wasn't until backcountry.com had it on sale with no shipping and no sales tax that I decided to purchase it. It's expensive but worth it!
It can be washed, but I would not recommend washing down frequently. Most stains can be cleaned from this jacket because the face fabric is synthetic. People tend to wash down jackets too much, when the reality is that most stains can be wiped off with a damp cloth.
I live in Chicago and walk around a lot (rarely take public transportation). I have this jacket in both vintage white and black. The vintage white has been through two Chicago winters and it has kept me toasty and comfortable. I was worried at first about the color, but found that it stayed pretty clean and washing is easy and removes the dirt/stains. I have received countless compliments on both jackets. I'm getting the brown one next!
I am 5' and 130 with a pretty big butt. Are the armholes very long and is it as narrow as it looks? And, does it snap? Are there any other out of date colors than the green?
This is a great jacket! The arms are fairly long but it does happen to be as narrow as it looks. This jacket is a zipper jacket. Green is the only color that will be discontinued for now. You could check with "live chat" to see if there will be more but those generally all show up at once so it's not too likely.Hope that helps.
a little bit disappointed in the lack of down in the shoulders and upper back. I spend a lot of time outside in the cold and hoped this would be the only coat I needed, but I find I need a down vest to keep upper body warm in wind or cold...kinda bulky...seems like an easy fix and something most would appreciate.
I have been looking for a long down coat, and had been eyeing this one because I am tall (5'9") and this is considerably longer than most "long" down coats (52" vs. 44-46"). However, when I tried it on it the length seemed pointless because the front zipper only extends down to about the knee, or even the mid-thigh on someone tall like myself. Why wear such a long coat - which may drag in the snow and get salt stains on the bottom - if it cannot add warmth below the knee because the wind is blowing in?
I bought the Patagonia downtown loft parka instead and am very happy with it.
I know it's not ideal, but any tailor can easily add a few snaps further down the length. Mine will do it for about $10. Or she'll add a bottom zipper for about $15.
I want a feather weight longish down coat. I have a beautiful older Anne Klein but it's too heavy. I want to be able to stuff it in luggage. How much does this coat weigh? Is it available in taupe/green size 12 to 14 [petite] ? thanks, Sasha
It is not available in the size and color you want. You can ask backcountry.com live chat if they will be getting more. Can't help ytou with the weight, but it can't be over three or four pounds. It squishes down really small so it would be good for travel.
I had been looking for a full-length down coat for 3 years and got tired of looking. Happened upon this coat and bought it in chocolate brown. It is, hands down, the warmest coat I have ever owned. I live in Iowa and this coat gets an A+ from 20 below to 30 above! Wish I could afford one in each color!
I want to know whether this coat is considerably/noticeably warmer than metropolis... I know it says 700 fill, and metropolis is 600 ... I know it is longer, but i want to know whether it actually does feel warmer due to 700 fill down.
It fits true to size and looks beautiful. It's extremely light which almost makes one think it will not do the job... and yet! For those who have it and are still not convinced of the warmth it should provide: know that you will take full advantage only if you encapsulate your body heat - that is, you have to also use the hood on colder days! I went through the cold NY days, 14 degree fahrenheit and less, with the wind chill factor, wore only a sleeveless shirt and a thin hooded jacket underneath plus one warm sheep skin pair of boots. Looking around I was wondering why people complained of cold. I did not feel it! One single detail I dislike: with all the things "north face" does so well... why such an ugly logo...?! ... placed also on the back... to be sure...
Now this is my kind of snuggie!!! I love this coat! I bought it primarily for walking the dogs, but it has been great for my "every day" coat with the cold and snow that we have had! I have had so many compliments on it as well! I love how it keeps me warm from head to toe AND I can still MOVE in it!
I have this coat in vintage white. It was a Christmas gift from my husband. I love the warmth and the length is great, even on my 5'8" tall body. I followed the washing instructions perfectly...even chatted with a rep before washing the coat. Even everyday type stains that appear around the wrists, etc. do no come out. I've had to re-order the coat. I am returning the "stained" one. What am I doing wrong? I really do love it in this color. Thanks for any suggestions any of you may have.
You aren't doing anything wrong. Down coats are just hard to clean. Dirt and stains don't come out well in general. You are going to have to deal with some dirt if you have a white one. Buy a darker color if you don't like it.
I absolutely love this coat! Love how lightweight it is and the fit is perfect. Perfect for Chicago weather. I'm 5'3, 109 pds and bought an extra small, fits perfect, except I wish it zipped longer at the bottom. I was wondering if sewing in some velcro would be a solution or if anyone knows of another solution.
velcro would probably be the simplest or a few snaps or something like that. I can't really think of anything else that wouldn't require serious modifications to the jacket.
What happened to the loft in this coat? You can talk about the number 700 for goose down but if you don't put enough in the coat the number means nothing. Thank the Lord I hung onto my well worn 7 year old chalet coat; the one with loft. Yea, a lotta loft is bulky but it does the job on below 10 degree days. I've ordered several different long down coats this winter and sent them all back because they were all like this; even the new version of the old coat I still wear. Fashion sucks..... I was looking for warmth. Too bad, I liked everything else about this coat - length, fabric, hood with its flip out fur trim and snaps.... It will be interesting if this truthful negative review on this North Face Triple C down coat will be posted for more than 5 minutes in order for anyone to read it. I'll be watching.
Beth: Thank you for your valuable input on the North Face Triple C coat. I had NO IDEA that it had a hood with a flip out fut trim. Does the hood snap off? Have you found a coat that suits your need for warmth? I would like to purchase this for my sister who lives in Sioux City Iowa and would like to know if anyone knows if this would suffice for the weather there. Avg Temp for Nov: 24 & Dec: 12 & Jan: is 8 degrees. Yiiikkkeess! What is the warmest jacket that is also water proof?
I am 5'5" and a little heavier than you. I have a Small and I feel pretty comfortable in it. It's a matter of how tight you like your clothes. If you want a little room, get the small. If you want a tight fit get an xs. Good luck.
I'm glad others are enjoying this coat. For me, however, it's a disappointment and going back. I was so looking forward to receiving this coat until I realizied that The NF is no longer making the original which is head and shoulders above. No comparison. This original was more expensive (which should have made me think) but well worth it. It had more down fill and was made beautifully. This coat would have been fine if I didn't know better. Again, sorry North Face.
Has anyone bought the Triple C in new taupe? The color looks different on different websites, and I cannot find in a store. What does the color look like?
neat looking; practical; very light weight; long, warm and breath well. I live in New York,this coat save my time to dress. All I need is to put on this long coat and keep my self warm in cold outdoor and take it off in warm indoors.
I often buy items which I am not pleased with once I own them. This coat is wonderful! It is super lightweight, and super warm. Being that I am 5' 3" tall, it goes all the way down to my ankle. I have worn the coat outside to smoke a cigarette with only a tee shirt and pajama pants on and the only place I felt the wind was on my lower ankles (this in 20-something degree weather!) For commuting and waiting on buses, I found that two lightweight tops serve me well. I LOVE MY TRIPLE C DOWN JACKET!
I would love to buy this jacket but can only source it in the USA and can't seem to be able to ship it to Scotland. Does anyone know where else I can buy one ?
I live in Scotland and searched everywhere for this coat, finally I realised it is not available in the UK, so when I was on holiday in the states I bought it - sorry. The Metropolis one is nice too though!
Just received this coat, after reading everyone's elses reviews and eyeing people's on the street. It is a GREAT investment. Super warm and a coat you will have for a long time (durable and never goes out of style)
I just bought this coat in a large (i wear a size 12 and I'm 5'4"), and it's a couple inches too long....unless i'm in heels or high boots it will drag on the ground. Do you think it's possible to take it to a tailor to be hemmed, or will that ruin the coat? I otherwise love the design and slim styling of it. Please let me know!
I am lovin this coat! The fact that it's long but light..warm and cozy! I went to the Norht Face store in Chicago, but they had no more XL's...kinda sad. But I went on their website and found out that they too had run out of this coat! Again sad...but up pops up Back Country's website and I get my jacket two days later with free shipping! So happy! The people at Back Country were great, and the price was better then buying it here! So anyone interested in this coat shouldn't think twice about it...just do it! And get it from Back Country! Thanks for getting my coat to me fast, the weather here in Chicago is crazy!
I live in chicago and need this coat for walking my dog (part husky -loves the cold) - is this the best or is there another long option? I have the metropolitan coat but need more!
5'11 165 Large fit well, nice and light, worked for ice fishing (MI) with new bo i give it an 8 for fem cut and 10 on warmth-for the weight it does its job new black joan of artic sorels look perfect w the coat-thank you bankcountry for the nice price
Living in Sweden and basically looking for a comforter to wrap myself in everyday. We've had some cold days and the Triple C does the job. Not SUPER warm , a light sweater jacket helps to keep me insulated underneath, but so far so good. Comfortable, moveable, haven't faced any rainy conditions yet, hood works and is removable. Happy with the purchase and did A LOT of research. This was the best find.
That's how I do sleeping bags, but check with the North Face website first.I'd consider Nixwax Down Wash https://www.backcountry.com/store/NIK0034/Nikwax-Down-Wash.html.
I bought this coat bc I saw it on a lady last winter and thought out loud "That looks like the warmest coat." And her reply, "It has changed my life." So I decided to change my own life. I am one of those always cold people so now I am braving the bitter Chicago cold with my very long down coat and loving it. With the help of leg warmers though, it gets breezy down around the calves where the front doesn't close. I am a slender 5'4" and the Size Small coat does look a little bulky but I don't care. This is as fashionable as it's gonna get when you're going for warmth! I can easily wear many layers underneath as well without feeling constricted. Now everyone who sees me thinks aloud, "My what a warm coat."
is there a rain/wind shell available for this coat? it's a great cold-weather coat, but gets soaked in wet snow/rain and the wind rips through at the seams...
No there is no rain option for this down coat but TNF also has other great rain layers available like their Heathen Jacket to protect you from wind/storm elements. The Heathen is available at bc.com for sale too.
I ordered this coat due to the good reviews in extremely cold weather. I am a cold-natured person naturally and I am very happy I listened to the reviews. The coat is very lightweight which is wonderful and not too bulky so easy to bring when shopping or stuff in airline luggage. As soon as you put it on you can feel the warmth. I also bought it because I wanted more warmth around my legs while in my truck. It does it's job-and well-my legs stay nice and warm. Upper body warmth is not an issue, no problems even in the repeated -10 or -20 plus windchills we've already had here. It has been such a cold winter here in northern WI and this coat arrived just in time. I don't worry at all when wearing this coat about getting stranded when going out in a snowstorm or on cold nights. I look forward to wearing it on a regular basis for the next couple of months!
My daughter is 6' 1'' and a size zero. Every long down coat that we have tried the sleaves have been to short. Are your sleave lenghts longer than most?
TNF tends to accomodate taller folks into their sizing. however, you may need to go to a medium in order for the coat to fit the length needed. TNF's size shirt for Sleeve Length (from center back):xs 31½, sm 32, med 32½, lrg 33½, xl 34½
I got this coat last fall and was freezing all winter because. it's super thin and the wind cut right through it. I wrote northface in the spring about my disappointment and they never wrote back. Don't waist your money like I did. I will get anythingvfrom northface again. Ugh.
I live in Iowa, and trust the wind is bone cutting. I wanted a long down filled coat to keep me warm in these brutal winters, and I FOUND IT. I was a bit worried when it arrived and it seemed so thin and light compared to my other down coat which by the way was purchased over 10 years ago. I am so happy with this coat. I do wish the zipper was longer, like down to my knees as there is a big gap there, but I just turn my back to the wind. Oh, I am 5'9" and the large was a perfect fit. I can even layer my clothes. I highly recommend this coat
I am 5'10" and normally wear a medium- my biggest problem is sleeve length. I am reluctant to go to a large because of the super bulky down look. Recommendations? What are the measurements of the medium and large coat, including sleeve length? Thanks!
I am 5'8" and got an X-L for layering --typically wear a 12. I need to cuff the sleeve one turn for best length. Hope this helps. the coat is cut slim so I don't think you'll enjoy that puffy look.
This is the best jacket purchase I have ever made! Not only and I always warm, but I get compliments everywhere I go! Wind and cold can't touch me and it is perfect for walking across MSU's huge campus in the freezing cold! I would recommend this jacket to anyone who lives where there is snow. The first thing I noticed about this jacket is that is it super light weight and thin yet amazingly warm. Even though it does not say it is water proof and wind proof it certainly is! You can't go wrong with the Triple C!
Without a measuring tape, was wondering if The North Face women's long parkas run big or small or true to size. If I wear a size 8 shirt, should I go for the size 8 coat? ThanksBrigitte
As far as sizing, I am 5'4", 125lbs and ordered a small-it does run a bit large, the top fits fine-just right over a winter sweater, the hips and below are a generous fit...
Hi, the tech. spec. indicates this coat is not waterproof however I saw it on different website stating it's waterproof. Can you please confirm. I'm really interested in this product. Thank you
No it's not waterproof. The coat's exterior is Nylon with DWR (that's a weather-proofer), but it's by no means waterproof. It may endure some moisture, but I'd be prepared if precipitation were in the forecast because you don't want the down inside your nice $300 jacket getting damp.
This coat is awesome! I just moved to the East Coast from California, and I'm used to being outdoors all the time. I can wear this coat and be out all day long without being cold. It's lightweight and warm enough by itself that I don't need a bunch of layers underneath. I recommended this coat to my sister, and she bought one immediately. She loves her too. Yay for North Face and BackCountry!
Received this coat yesterday during a snow/sleet storm and decided to put it to the test. Took my Aussie, Maggie out for our walk. Assumed it would be a short one due to conditions. We were out over an hour and I was toasty warm the whole time!! Fit is great. Length is great. Feels light as a feather! (get it??) Anyway if you are on the fence about this coat I would recommend that you go for it. I am very happy with it. And Maggie gives it a four paws up!!
Is this model made in China or Bangladesh? Last year's was made in Bangladesh, they seem a little different. I saw the last year's model on somebody and I like it better. Any chance to find it here?
On the one hand, this coat is fantastic -- exactly what I wanted! I am 5'2" and was worried it would be too long, but it was not. I'm small, 109 pounds, but got the SMALL vs. the XS so I could wear layers underneath. I do think the XS would have been snugger in the shoulders than I like. The problem is that the top part fits nicely, room in the shoulders etc., but the waist begins just above my hips and flares out so I look kind of like a little girl wearing her mommy's coat. Even my zero-fashion-interested husband thought it looked odd. Also, the sleeves were long for a shortie like me. The Metropolis (shorter) version fits more normally, but man I really wanted a longer coat! So -- fabulous for a longer-waisted gal with hips. I envy all those whom it fits! Enjoy!
On the one hand, this coat is fantastic -- exactly what I wanted! I am 5'2" and was worried it would be too long, but it was not. I'm small, 109 pounds, but got the SMALL vs. the XS so I could wear layers underneath. I do think the XS would have been snugger in the shoulders than I like. The problem is that the top part fits nicely, room in the shoulders etc., but the waist begins just above my hips and flares out so I look kind of like a little girl wearing her mommy's coat. Even my zero-fashion-interested husband thought it looked odd. Also, the sleeves were long for a shortie like me. The Metropolis (shorter) version fits more normally, but man I really wanted a longer coat! So -- fabulous for a longer-waisted gal with hips. I envy all those whom it fits! Enjoy!
When measuring for length of a coat, where is the starting point? Since this coat has a waist, how do we know where the waist is in relationship to the length on a short person? I am 5 foot tall. Thanks.
This coat is excellent. It has a hood, it is down, and it is long.
Had a great DKNY jacket from Macy's that I loved more for $79.99. The zipper kept breaking, hated to part with it but had to return. I did not rate it with 5 stars because the price of this jacket is very high and when I did a chat the agent told me it was not going on sale. A couple of weeks later I saw it reduced. Now I purchased it in black, and saw the reduced one in white, so I was not sure if the black was on sale as well. I bought it in April and it was still pretty cold in New York. So I hope it will keep me warm next winter when the temps are like 0 degrees out there.
I bought the North Face Triple C Down Jacket Women's coat. After freezing my tail off in it I have come to realize that the coat i bought is a knock more...
This is the most Awesome coat I have ever owned in terms of comfort & warmth! I wish I have known about this coat years ago when I froze my nose&other more...