Rain & Snow Wear|Insulation-The North Face Descendit Jacket for Men

The tried and tested Descendit is a classic all-mountain ski/board shell jacket. It’s completely waterproof, windproof and breathable thanks to the seam-sealed DryVent fabric technology. The overall look is pared back, but underneath this clean exterior, there are functions like a wrist pass pocket with goggle wipe, underarm vents, an adjustable helmet-compatible hood and a secure chest pocket. Lightweight Primaloft Black lightweight insulation makes this a dependable option for the piste.

Specifications:

• Waterproof: This fabric provides an impenetrable barrier to rain and snow for guaranteed dryness.
• Breathable: Air can easily pass through the fabric in this garment, helping to regulate body temperature.
• Recycled Materials: Helps reduce landfill waste and the use of virgin materials.
• Windproof: This fabric blocks wind from penetrating the garment, greatly reducing the effects of wind chill.
• Synthetic Fill: Synthetic insulation maintains warmth even in damp conditions.
• Waterproof, breathable, seam-sealed DryVent 2L shell with a non-PFC DWR finish helps keep you dry
• Heatseeker Eco insulation for warmth, even in wet weather
• Attached, fully adjustable, helmet-compatible hood
• Exposed VISLON centre front zip
• Exposed, secure-zip chest pocket
• Covered, secure-zip hand pockets
• Secure-zip wrist pocket with a goggle wipe
• Underarm vents
• Integrated cuff gussets
• Internal, secure-zip chest pocket

Care:

• Close All Fastenings: Before cleaning, turn your product inside out and close all Velcro fastenings and zips to prevent accidental damage.
• Machine Wash: Machine wash at 40°C or below with similar colors. To get the best performance out of your gear, wash it as often as necessary to remove impurities, such as sweat, dirt, campfire smoke and cooking odors.
• Use a mild detergent: For best results, we recommend using a mild, non-flake detergent rather than liquid.
• Retreat the garment: To prolong the life of your weatherproof gear, you’ll need to retreat the garment to replace the waterproof coating after a certain amount of washes. If you notice that water is not beading as well as it did when you first purchased the garment, it may be time to retreat it. You can replace the durable water-repellent coating (DWR) with a spray-on or wash-in product, following the instructions carefully.