Winter is meant to be explored, not avoided. With this philosophy in mind, The North Face introduces its Snow Collection, a series that elevates snowwear through advanced technology, technical performance, and refined design. It’s a collection built for those who see winter not as an obstacle—but as terrain waiting to be discovered.
Engineered for limitless exploration
Inspired by the raw power of the world’s most demanding summits, this collection features The North Face’s most advanced modular system, designed to adapt to any alpine goal or extreme condition. Each piece balances lightweight feel, maximum protection, elevated aesthetics, and the ability to move seamlessly between snow-covered slopes and urban streets. At its core, the Snow Collection offers peak performance without compromising personal expression—empowering the modern explorer to move freely wherever they are.
In the city, the collection features waterproof outerwear, ultra-warm insulation made from recycled down, and timeless silhouettes drawn from the brand’s heritage. For mountain terrain, the spotlight is on Summit Series Snow—the result of 25 years of innovation and rigorous field testing in some of the world’s harshest environments. This line was built for those who demand more: athletes, adventurers, and winter lovers in search of professional-grade performance with flawless visual execution.
Each garment is developed using The North Face’s proprietary technologies, rigorously tested in labs and validated on real expeditions. Key features include waterproofing, breathability, high-performance thermal insulation, ergonomic cuts, and recycled materials that reduce weight without compromising protection. The visual design remains sleek and contemporary, perfectly suited for both technical movement and urban functionality.
Everything is designed to move with the wearer, whether they’re reaching snowy summits, setting up basecamp, or navigating icy streets at dawn. The best part? The Snow Collection is now available at The North Face boutiques and online at thenorthface.com
