THE NORTH FACE Paralta Women's Down Winter Jacket with Hood, Size M The exposed retro-style zipper and bold down-filled design give our waterproof Paralta down jacket a stylish yet classic look, while also boasting a distinctive detail: it's made from 100% recycled polyester. The insulation in this model is made from soft down – also recycled. This is a more environmentally friendly choice.Exposed center front zipperTwo side welt pockets with snap closureDrawcord at hemElastic cuffsBrand: The North FaceModel: ParaltaManufacturer Code: NF0A3YSDColor: BlackSize: MGender: product women'sFastening: zipperHood:integrated with the possibility of stowing in the collarSleeve: longLength: to the hipsPockets: 2 external with snapsOuter material: 100% recycled polyester / woven / ripstop / WindWall™Lining material: 78 g/m², 100% recycled polyester ripstop with a PFC-free durable water-repellent finish (PFC-free DWR)Filling: 600 cuin goose down; Certified to the Responsible Down Standard (RDS) by Control Union.List price: 1299 PLNDIMENSIONS:A - Total length: front - 58 cm; Back - 68 cmB - Width under the armpits: 62 cmD - Width at the bottom: 58 cmE - Total sleeve length: 58 cmF - Shoulder width: 59 cmG - Sleeve length from the armpit: 55 cmMeasurement taken flatTolerance +/- 1 to 2 cmNote How to choose the right clothing size:Measure the dimensions of your current clothing.Compare with the dimensions above.Buy and enjoy well-fitting clothing.The North Face – an American company producing outdoor clothing, footwear, and equipment, founded by Douglas Tompkins and his wife, Susie Tompkins.Company Name and LogoThe North Face literally means "north slope." The name directly refers to the northern slopes of the mountain – inspired by the north face of the Eiger, considered one of the most difficult in the world. The company logo – a cut, slightly tilted quarter circle – refers to the granite rock of Half Dome (Yosemite National Park), the northeast face of which was considered the most difficult in the US at the time. According to the company, the colors of the logo were not chosen at random. Red stands for passion and courage, and combined with black, it signifies the superiority, elegance, and dominance that make up this brand.OriginsThe idea to start the company arose when Douglas Tompkins and his wife, Susie Tompkins, were hiking along a path in San Francisco's North Beach in 1966. They started with the idea that they wanted a company that would offer top-quality outdoor clothing and equipment for those who want to get the most out of their outdoor activities.