Women’s Antora Rain Parka

Name: Women’s Antora Rain Parka
Brand: The North Face
Price: 136.00 CAD
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About this product

The North Face Women's Antora Rain Parka is built for wet and windy conditions, whether on hiking trails or city streets. Its DryVent 2L shell is constructed from 128 g/m² 100% recycled polyester ripstop with a non-PFC DWR finish, delivering waterproof, windproof, and breathable performance with fully seam-sealed construction. A 50 g/m² 100% recycled polyester mesh lining adds comfort without bulk. The standard fit features an attached, adjustable three-piece hood with a drawcord and cord locks, a storm flap with hook-and-loop closure over the centre front zip, and secure-zip hand pockets for an alpine-style look. An internal cinch-cord at the hem and a drop-tail design help seal out the elements. Heat transfer logos appear on the left chest and back-right shoulder. Available in Periwinkle Glow, this parka earns solid ratings for rain protection and breathability while keeping its environmental footprint in check through fully recycled materials. Model NF0A8BKC.

Category: Clothing
Brand: The North Face
Material: 50 G/M², 100% recycled polyester mesh, 128 G/M², DryVent™ 2L - 100% recycled polyester Ripstop with non-PFC DWR finish
Color: 676679
Size: Extra Small (XS) Size chart
Upc: 198266161891
Body: 128 G/M², DryVent™ 2L - 100% recycled polyester Ripstop with non-PFC DWR finish
Code: C69086
Model: NF0A8BKC.
Body Lining: 50 G/M², 100% recycled polyester mesh

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Antora Rain Parka for its reliable waterproofing, thigh-length coverage, and versatile town-to-trail styling that works equally well for commuting and casual outdoor use. The adjustable hood earns particular compliments for keeping faces dry, and the recycled DryVent fabric is seen as a solid value at its price point. The most common complaint, raised across nearly every review source, is that the pockets are positioned too high, making them awkward to use and unflattering when loaded. Breathability is a recurring criticism from expert testers, who found it poorly suited for active pursuits like hiking. Sizing inconsistency is also noted, with some finding it runs small and others finding it generous. The jacket does not pack into a pocket, which limits its appeal as a travel layer.