[Men's M Beige] The North Face Sierra Parka Made in the USA Vintage Down Jacket 65/35 Bayhead Cloth Brown Tag Old Tag Vintage Hard to Find ND-1025 Inte

[Men's M Beige] The North Face Sierra Parka Made in the USA Vintage Down Jacket 65/35 Bayhead Cloth Brown Tag Old Tag Vintage Hard to Find ND-1025 International Men's Tan Down Insulation Outer Jacket Tops Wear

・Second gear stock code: ITBUREUX5QVT (please tell us this when making an inquiry)
Manufacturer: The North Face
Model number: ND-1025

■Production information

Year of production: 1990s
・Country of Origin: USA

■Size information

・Fit: International
・Gender/Age: Men's
・Representative size: M

■ Color

・Catalogue color: Tan
Color: Beige

■ Condition

Grade: Used C

*Grading guideline
├ New: Our original product
├ Unused: New old stock
├ Used S: Like new
├ Used A: Good condition
├ Used B: Used in good condition
├ Used C: Used and in good working order
└ Used D: Used with normal use difficulties

・Condition details・Notes:
■ Overall condition rating: 5 Used (normal used item) *Hood not included | □Used condition: Average | □Stains: Small *Stains mainly around the cuffs, under the sleeves, mouth, and hand pockets / Name mark on brown tag | □Damage: Average *Several small holes (approximately 2mm) on the cuffs and hem / Frayed cuffs and hem / Other slight scuffs / Pulling near the hem | □Fading: None | □Odor: None | □Aging: None

■ Measurements and actual values

*All measurements are external dimensions. Please note that there may be some errors due to manual measurements and measurements taken using a simple scale.

Width: 62cm
・Hem width: 58cm
Length: 71cm
・Shoulder width: 52cm
Sleeve length: 67cm
Total weight (including accessories): 1105g

■ Catalog specifications

*The following are the specifications published by the manufacturer. We do not guarantee that the descriptions, specifications, accessories, etc., will be completely consistent with the actual product.

The North Face is said to have established the culture of down jackets in the United States. This is a 1990s reprint of the best-selling model "Sierra Parka," which laid the foundation for the down jacket culture in the 1970s. It has a detachable hood and a thick main fabric made from a polyester and cotton blend. This is a masterpiece that retains the feel of the time while incorporating many ingenious features that will allow you to use it for a long time to come. Douglas Rainsford Tompkins, who loved exploration and nature, opened "The North Face" in 1966 as a shop selling downhill skiing equipment in the North Beach district of San Francisco. Two years later, in 1968, Kenneth "Hap" Klopp took over the business and began developing his own products. After much trial and error, he completed three types of sleeping bags and a backpack with an internal frame structure. Utilizing the know-how he gained from making these sleeping bags, the brand's first outerwear, the "Sierra Parka" (later known as the "Camp Sierra" down jacket), was born. When first developed, this jacket was available in two types with different down and heat retention, the lighter type was called the "Sierra Sweater" and the more cold-weather-resistant type was called the "Sierra Parka". As the Vietnam War was coming to an end, it was developed as a jacket that was lighter than any other jacket and could be used for adventures in the deep wilderness by reusing ripstop nylon for parachutes obtained from a military supplier. Its performance was revolutionary at the time, and the creators were said to have fallen in love with the result. First appearing in the 1970 catalog, the Sierra Parka's early design featured no flaps on the front pockets and raglan sleeves. It was made from 1.9 oz ripstop nylon fabric and weighed approximately 567 grams (1 lb 4 oz). The secret behind the production at that time is that the same zipper was used for all sizes, the attention to detail was still in its infancy, such as the lack of logos on the snap buttons, and the brown was vaguely described as "earth tone" because it was difficult to achieve uniform dyeing. This gives a glimpse of the struggles and struggles before the brand matured. After that, the jacket was renamed "Camp Sierra" and the fabric was improved to a cotton-polyester Bayhead cloth, and it has been loved by outdoor enthusiasts for many years. ■Material: Surface: 65% polyester, 35% cotton / Lining: 100% nylon / Filling: 80% down, 20% feather z00041834