The North Face Men's TNF Performance Fleece Full-Zip Jacket is a smooth-face fleece for everyday style and warmth. Throw it on and out the door, it's simple style goes with hiking pants and jeans without having to think about it. The recycled polyester and elastane blend is soft and stretchy, unrestrictive in movement for all-day comfort.
13.7oz
Regular Fit
Everyday Casual
Hiking
Size & Fit Guide
| SIZE | S | M | L | XL | XXL | 3XL | 2X | 3X | 4X | 5X |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chest | 36 - 38" | 39 - 41" | 42 - 44" | 45 - 48" | 49 - 52" | 53 - 56" | 50 - 52" | 54 - 56" | 58 - 60" | 62 - 64" |
| Hips | 35 - 37" | 38 - 40" | 41 - 43" | 44 - 46" | 47 - 49" | 50 - 52" | 50.5 - 52.5" | 54.5 - 56.5" | 58.5 - 60.5" | 62.5 - 64.5" |
| Sleeve Length* | 33.5" | 34.0" | 34.8" | 35.5" | 36.3" | 37.0" | 35 - 36" | 35.75 - 36.75" | 36.25 - 37.25" | 36.75 - 37.75" |
* Sleeve Length measurements provided refers to long sleeve garments.
CHEST — Measure the total circumference of your chest at its fullest point, just under your armpit.
SLEEVE LENGTH — With your elbow slightly bent, starting at your middle neck bone, measure to the point of your shoulder and down to your wrist bone. Or take a shirt that fits well and take the same measurement.
WAIST — Place your hands on your hips and bend to the side. The indent on your side as you bend is your natural waist. Measure the total circumference at this point.
HIPS — Stand with your feet 6" apart. Measure the total circumference at the fullest point of your hip.
Slim Fit
Has a close-to-body fit with fair range-of-motion. Jacket is shaped at the waist with moderate body contouring. Can be worn over base layers or light mid-layers.
Standard Fit
Fits true-to-size for easy, comfortable movement. Can either have slight body shaping or a straight fit without the shaping. Can be worn over mid-layers.
Relaxed Fit
Has a loose-to-oversize fit, with no shaping, and hangs away from the body. The shoulder may drop below the natural shoulder. Can be worn over heavy mid-layers.
