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The North Face Quest Hooded Jacket is an ideal choice for outdoor enthusiasts and city commuters alike who need dependable weather protection during transitional seasons. Featuring lightweight 2-layer DryVent technology, it excels at keeping the wearer dry and shielded from wind without causing overheating; however, its lightweight construction is best suited for layering rather than providing significant thermal insulation on its own.
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | Blue |
| Material | Polyester |
| Size | XS |
| Model Part Number | 197804209620 |
| Brand | The North Face |
No, it is a shell jacket designed for wind and rain protection, not for warmth.
Yes, it is waterproof with 2-layer DryVent technology and taped seams, making it suitable for moderate to heavy rain.
Machine wash on a gentle cycle with a mild, technical-specific detergent. Avoid fabric softeners and high-heat drying.
No, the hood is fixed, but it is adjustable via a shock cord.
The jacket has a standard fit, but because it is an outer shell, it is designed to accommodate layers underneath.
The DWR finish may be wearing off. Wash the jacket with a technical gear cleaner and re-apply a DWR spray treatment.
Ensure you are using appropriate moisture-wicking base layers. If you are overheating, loosen the front zipper to allow for more ventilation.
Because this jacket is uninsulated, it is designed to be worn over your preferred layers. To maintain the waterproof capabilities, ensure the zippers are fully closed during heavy rain and keep the shock cords tightened at the hem and hood to prevent drafts. When washing, use a technical gear cleaner rather than standard detergent to preserve the DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finish. Always air dry the jacket to avoid damaging the synthetic materials and seam tapes with high dryer heat. Periodically check the DryVent surface; if water stops beading on the fabric, it may be time to re-apply a DWR treatment spray.
