The North Face Womens Glacier Fleece Jacket - White - S

The 100 Glacier Fleece Jacket provides reliable warmth and is excellent for chilly conditions. For very cold winter weather, it is best used as a mid-layer underneath a heavy-duty waterproof and insulated outer shell for optimal protection.

Circular Design means the jacket has been designed with sustainability in mind, aiming to minimize waste. When the product reaches the end of its life, it's intended to be returned and recycled by The North Face to be repurposed into new products, extending the life cycle of the materials.

Yes, you can wear it as a stand-alone outer layer in mild, dry, and non-windy conditions. However, due to its breathable fleece construction, it is not windproof or waterproof, so it's best paired with an appropriate shell in inclement weather.

Yes, the jacket features two `concealed zip hand pockets` that are perfect for securely storing small essential items like keys, cards, or a phone.

For best results and to maintain its performance, machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with similar colors, avoiding fabric softeners. Tumble dry on low heat or lay flat to air dry. Always check the specific care label on your garment for detailed instructions.

No, it is crafted from `lightweight microfleece` which provides excellent warmth without adding significant bulk, making it comfortable to wear and easy to pack or layer.

This can happen if the fleece fibers become matted or if detergent residue builds up. Ensure you're washing it according to the care instructions (cold water, gentle cycle, no fabric softener) and drying on low heat or air drying. A gentle brushing after drying can sometimes help restore loft.

Check if any fabric is caught in the zipper teeth. Gently pull the fabric away. If the zipper is stiff, try applying a small amount of graphite from a pencil lead to the teeth, then work the zipper up and down a few times. Ensure the zipper is clean and free of debris.

Pilling is common with fleece over time, especially in high-friction areas. To minimize pilling, wash the jacket inside out. For existing pills, a fabric shaver or a de-fuzzer can gently remove them without damaging the garment.

This can indicate that the detergent isn't fully rinsing out or the washing machine needs cleaning. Try washing with a sports-specific detergent designed for technical fabrics, or add a cup of white vinegar to the rinse cycle (without detergent) to help remove residue and odors. Always ensure proper drying.