The North Face Infant Glacier Full Zip Hoodie, TNF Medium Grey Heather, 18-24 Months
Brand: The North Face
Color: Tnf Medium Grey Heather
Categories: Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry, Baby, Baby Girls, Clothing, Jackets & Coats, Fleece

The North Face Size Chart Please note, the logo and hardware color may vary in styles marked as Prior Season. Support your curious one and expose them to natural beauty and let them explore with cozy comfort in warm The North Face® Kids Glacier Hoodie. Regular fit is shaped close to the body and leaves plenty of room for layering. Ultra-soft fleece fabrication lends optimal warmth without the bulk. Fixed three-panel hood. Full-length zip front with zipper garage. Long sleeves with banded cuffs. Split kangaroo pouch pocket. Straight hem. 100% polyester. Machine wash, line dry. Imported. Measurements: Length: 10 1⁄4 in Chest Measurement: 16 in Product measurements were taken using size 0-3 Months. Please note that measurements may vary by size.

ADVENTURE READY. The Infant Glacier Hoodie is made with a cozy, 100%-recycled-polyester micro fleece for lightweight, durable warmth. With an array of colors and patterns, there is a hoodie to match their exploration personality.
KEEP WARM. Perfect for chillier days, this standard fit baby hoodie features a chin zip guard, fixed hood and elastic cuffs and hemp to help keep tiny adventurers covered and block out the elements.
SUSTAINABLE FABRIC. Made with recycled fabric, this fleece is soft, warm and good for the environment.
COZY COMFORT. This zip-up baby sweatshirt is crafted specifically for little ones from extremely durable, pill-resistant micro fleece for warm, ultra-soft comfort.
THE NORTH FACE. Designed to stand the test of time in your wardrobe, this sweatshirt is a classic adventure staple. Featuring a logo patch chest, wear the badge of exploration with The North Face.

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Product Dimensions: 11 x 11 x 3 inches; 1.6 Ounces
Item model number: NF0A3NND
Department: baby-girls
Date First Available: September 30, 2018