If North Face jackets are out, what's in?

[Anonymous]

If they are out, I'm not caring. Got some fleece North Face jackets at a killer price on sale at Sports Authority.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Rule of thumb: whatever was in in fashion forward areas five years ago is now in here because DC is flyover country on stilts.

Thank you, thank you, thank you! I want to say this all the time.

[Anonymous]

Arc'teryx

+1

[Anonymous]

woolrich

[Anonymous]

I mean, if you can't afford Moncler, you might as well just wrap yourself in old rags.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Arc'teryx

Can't be. My husband wears this brand all the time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Arc'teryx

Can't be. My husband wears this brand all the time.

+1

[Anonymous]

Mackage is nice.

[Anonymous]

Mont Tricot has been huge in Europe last couple winters

[Anonymous]

Does this mean women will stop wearing those god-awful long down coats that are completely unnecessary in this climate? Or that the coats have to be a different brand?

[Anonymous]

Personally I just skin my own endangered blue Tibetan yaks.

Wear what you like, because truth is? Nobody cares. Really. NOBODY IS LOOKING AT YOU.

[Anonymous]

As an LL Bean loyalist, can anyone compare North Face to LL Bean for me? In terms of warmth and durability? Not in terms of style.

[Anonymous]

ugh, blue yaks are so 2014.

[Anonymous]

A down jacket from Uniglo

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As an LL Bean loyalist, can anyone compare North Face to LL Bean for me? In terms of warmth and durability? Not in terms of style.

I have a wonderful LL Bean Jacket that I have been wearing for about 5 years..still in perfect shape. I won't be wondering about other choices soon.