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Can The North Face Make Outerwear From Trees?
Home » Apparel » Can The North Face Make Outerwear From Trees? The North Face and textile brand Spinnova will partner to develop a way to spin tree-derived fiber into outerwear that’s both ultra sustainable and adventure-capable. On August 16, The North Face announced a new partnership with sustainable textile producer Spinnova. Together, the companies will develop Spinnova’s proprietary, “zero percent harmful” wood pulp fiber to create a fully circular line of goods. Estimates currently slate initial production for late 2022. Given how much research, testing, setup, sourcing, and construction a project of this magnitude requires, one year doesn’t seem
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The 10 Best Stylish Disposable and KN95 Face Masks
Each product we feature has been independently selected and reviewed by our editorial team. If you make a purchase using the links included, we may earn commission. Face masks are back(ish). They never actually left, but when the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that fully vaccinated people could forgo wearing one in most settings earlier this year, many put them away and relished in what was potentially the beginning of things going “back to normal.” Today, that’s no longer the case; the CDC’s latest COVID-19 guidelines state that you still need to wear a face mask indoors, no
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Take 40% Off North Face Gear During the Seasonal Sale
Nota bene: If you buy through the links in this article, InsideHook may earn a small share of the profits. Before The North Face unveils its new collection of fall and winter gear, the iconic brand is quietly discounting a significant portion of its existing offerings by up to 40% off. From there, it’s an online free-for-all that features comfy hoodies, classic shirts, shorts, jackets and shoes among other outdoor odds and ends. The Seasonal Sale is happening right now, and there’s still plenty of high-quality gear to go around. But veteran bargain hunters are sure to discover these goods
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Sonam Kapoor recommends these DIY face masks for healthy, glowing skin
Sonam Kapoor is back with her ‘Vanity Vignettes’ series on Instagram. This time, she shared some easy DIY face masks she uses for skincare. “On days I wanna pamper my skin and have no mood to step out, I take things into my own hands! My secret for a no-fuss and hydrating face mask is now yours,” she wrote. Here are the DIY face masks Sonam recommended that can do wonders for your skin: Besan face mask Mix gram flour (besan), sandalwood powder, rose water, milk and turmeric. Apply it on your face. Let it dry and
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The North Face Paramount Trail Convertible Pants Review
When you buy through our links, Insider may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more. The North Face Paramount Trail Convertible Pants are lightweight and convert into shorts. The versatile design makes them perfect for multiple seasons, traveling, and packing light. They became one of my most worn items over the last year, from errands to vacations. One of my best wardrobe discoveries came about at the beginning of the pandemic. You know, when we were all binge-watching “Tiger King” and saying, “hopefully this quarantine will be over in a few weeks.” At the time, I figured I’d be wearing jeans
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Stylish Reusable Face Masks Australia: The Best Silk, Bamboo, Cotton Options To Buy
COVID-19 isn’t going away anytime soon, and while the news that vaccinations are on the rise and cases in Australia are low, we will still have outbreaks – and therefore, still find good use from quality, stylish reusable face masks. Face masks don’t need to be stylish, but when you’re wearing one day in, day out, it’s kind of nice to feel chic. At the very least, investing in a quality reusable face mask will often mean your skin thanks you – offerings made from silk, bamboo and 100{a38ddb2ded6b05e28c8ae73a8db0e271c21f7193684bd9e4e28acae292f81d99} cotton are a welcome alternative when mask use becomes mandatory, as
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Supreme x The North Face Spring 2021 Collab Drop
Longtime partners The North Face and Supreme have joined forces once again on a new Spring 2021 collection. Following the collaborative Nuptse jackets and blankets released in March, this team-up features a series of outdoor-ready garments and accessories. Kicking off the lineup is the Summit Series Outer Tape Seam Shell Jacket in pink, khaki green and black with black taping details throughout. The outerwear design is complemented by the Mountain Pant and Coaches Jacket sporting the same theme. Elsewhere, a collection of cozy sweats are dressed in washed-out hues of gray, green, pink and more, which are also spotted on
