The North Face Mittens - Montana - Black
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Mittens from The North Face
Beautiful The North Face mittens in black with a white rubber logo.
The North Face mittens are adjustable in the opening, which has an elastic edge with a practical buckle. Around the wrist, they are adjusted with an elastic edge. On the inside of the palms, the mittens have a coating of imitation leather, which provides a good grip surface. The Mittens have "Etip" so they can press on touch screens.
The North Face mittens have these good features:
- DryVent
- Waterproof
- Windproof
- Breathable
The Mittens are well padded and have a nice fleece lining on the inside. There are practical plastic snaps at the wrists so they can be joined together.
Note : The North Face brands their clothing sizes in a slightly different way than many others brands. Below we have created a size guide for The North Face Kids' gloves and mittens.
| Size | Age |
| XXS | 2-3 years |
| XS | 4-5 years |
| p | 6-7 years |
| M | 8-9 years |
| L | 10-11 years |
| XL | 12-13 years |
Made with:
- Outer (main material): 100% polyester w. polyacrylate coating
- Outer (palm and fingers): 100% polyester w. polyurethane coating
- Outer (thumb): 92% polyester + 8% elastane
- Edges: 100% nylon
- Inner: 100% polyester
Model: Kids' Montana Ski Mitt, Style: NF0A89R8JK31, Colour: TNF BLACK
Features
- Pattern:
- Plain
- Water Repellent:
- Yes
- Windproof:
- Yes
- Waterproof:
- Coating
Made by
- Polyester
- Acrylic
- Elasthane
- Nylon
- Polyurethane
- Item no.:
- AO112
- Status:
- In stock
- MPN:
- NF0A89R8JK31-TNF BLACK
- Manufacturer:
- The North Face
- Colour:
- Black
- Colour code:
- TNF BLACK
- Type:
- Mittens
- Collection:
- The North Face AW24
All our prices are automatically calculated from the Danish price and converted to another currency - therefore you may experience small inequalities.
We adjust prices according to exchange rates regularly to avoid large fluctuations.
