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The Best North Face Jackets for Men

man wearing a gray windbreaker beside a man wearing a gray and black winter coat
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Keeping warm has never been easier with a comfortable jacket from The North Face. A brand known for its fashionable and functional jackets, their coats are sleekly designed and can withstand the elements. Offering layers of warmth, there is a jacket style out there for everyone. Take a look at these styles to find your perfect jacket match from The North Face.

What Should You Consider in a North Face Jacket?

There are many options when investing in a jacket; here are a few features to consider:

  • Fit: The jackets fit a little differently to appease varying preferences and to allow for potential layering over or under your jacket, so it’s important to consider if you want a slim fit or a looser fit in your jacket.
  • Zippered Pockets: If you need to keep your personal belongings secure—especially during snowboarding, skiing, or hiking—consider a jacket with zippered pockets for extra protection.
  • Wet/Dry Weather: Some of the jacket options are made with weather wicking technology, an important consideration if you plan to wear the jackets out in the elements.

Best Overall: The North Face Men’s Apex Bionic 2 Jacket

gray and black hoodless jacket
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This North Face Jacket has a standard fit and is made with 100 percent windproof fabric to keep the chill out. There are three zippered pockets, two at hand level, and one on the chest. Use the cinch-cord to tighten the hem for a customized fit around the hips. It’s a great go-to jacket for everyday use. Choose from over 20 great color options.

Best Overall

THE NORTH FACE Men’s Apex Bionic 2 Jacket, Asphalt Grey/TNF Black, X-Large

This standard fit North Face Jacket is windproof and comfortable.

Best for Budget: The North Face Men’s Venture 2 Jacket

man wearing an unzipped black windbreaker with white lining
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This tall jacket has a standard fit with two secure-zip hand pockets. The fabric is waterproof, breathable, and 100 percent windproof. The hood is fully adjustable, as are the Velcro cuff tabs. This jacket will perform very well in a storm with its DryVent technology. You can access zippered vents in the armpits to keep you cool and dry inside the jacket, while the outer shell will keep you dry and warm from the rain. Zip it up into its carrying pouch to easily pack it with you.

Best For Budget

Best Waterproof: The North Face Men’s Resolve Waterproof Jacket

man wearing an unzipped black windbreak
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Here’s a quality men’s rain jacket with a waterproof shell and stowable hood. This jacket is made with 100 percent nylon ripstop DryVent fabric and a durable water-repellent finish. The sealed seams and storm flap have a hook-and-loop closure to keep water out. The fit is standard and lightweight with a breathable mesh lining and adjustable hood. The cuffs are elastic and can be fitted over gloves, and the hem cinch-cord adjusts the fitting at the waist. There are secure-zip hand pockets for safe storage.

Best Waterproof

THE NORTH FACE Men's Resolve Waterproof Jacket, TNF Black/TNF Black, Medium

A lightweight men's rain jacket with a water-repellent finish, sealed seams and a storm flap.

Premium Choice: The North Face Men’s Gotham Jacket III

black winter jacket with a fur lined hood
North Face

This jacket is made with a DryVent shell and sealed seams which allows water vapor to escape for breathability. The jacket is made with goose down and it is certified to the Responsible Down Standard (RDS). The design is convertible and the hood is fully adjustable with a removable faux-fur trim. There are patch pockets and covered zip patch pockets for secure storage. There is a storm flap on the front with snap closures. Here’s a stylish, quality, warm coat perfect for cold nights out.

THE NORTH FACE Men's Gotham Jacket III, TNF Black/TNF Black, Large

A parka to keep you warm with goose down, DryVent shell, and sealed seams.

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