Awesome North Face

The North Face’s new all-around jacket has an outer shell made of Gore-Tex for proven water-resistance. But despite its edgy name, the Apex Flex GTX literally has a soft side. Its inner shell is bonded to a soft knit layer. Available in eight colors.

Part of The North Face Japan’s Purple Label Fall/Winter 2016 collection, this blanket is made of Harris Tweed textile. It has a zipper on one side so you can put it on as a cape or a poncho. It also has a pair of drawcords to adjust its size.

Part of Publish Brand and The North Face’s Midnight in Antarctica in collection, the Traction Mule II is a streetwear twist on TNF’s mad comfy Thermoball slippers. It features a navy ripstop nylon upper made from 100% recycled PET and compressible insulation.

Supreme goes all-in on paisley with its winter collaboration with The North Face. The collection features parkas, sleeping bags, mule slippers, gloves and suitcases in black, red or blue paisley print. Goes on sale 11/20.

The North Face Korea punked customers when they turned one of its stores’ dressing room into a fairly elaborate trap. Then they enticed shoppers with a dare. Nothing like consumerism to get you moving.

The North Face’s 2 meter, geodesic Dome Tent has you ultra-covered: it’ll fit up to 8 people and features wind/snow pressure distributing sleeves, dual doors, and a chimney vent.

The North Face’s E-Tip Glove is not only touchscreen friendly thanks to silicone panels but also sports an anti-bacterial, breathable, and moisture-resistant X-static shell. Thanks, Dwayne!

With a giant 8400 cubic inches, the Rolling Thunder Duffel will eat smaller bags alive; it features reinforced in-line skate wheels, TPE tarpaulin, and a go-cart frame with aluminum chassis.

North Face’s Mercurial Jacket is reversible not just for looks: the baffled silvery side allows heat to escape and reflects 39-47% more of the sun’s rays than the warming black side.