THE NORTH FACE

Vintage North Face Wholesale

Idéal pour les propriétaires de magasins de détail, qu'il s'agisse de boutiques en dur, d'entreprises de commerce électronique en ligne ou de vendeurs indépendants sur des plateformes comme Etsy, eBay et Depop, qui achètent des vêtements vintage en vrac pour les revendre.

Our collection of authentic vintage North Face is available wholesale in bundles and bales, ready to ship for immediate resale.

The collection of vintage The North Face items available at Vintage Wholesale Supply includes:
•    Jackets and Coats: Various styles, including the popular Denali fleece and mixed fleece/jacket options.
•    Outerwear: A range of outerwear pieces suitable for different weather conditions.
•    Sweatshirts and Hoodies: Comfortable and durable sweatshirts and hoodies.
•    Trousers: High-quality trousers designed for outdoor activities.

The North Face was founded in 1966 by Doug and Susie Tompkins in San Francisco, initially focusing on high-performance climbing and backpacking equipment. The brand quickly established itself as a leader in the outdoor apparel market with innovative products like the Denali Jacket (1988) and the Nuptse Jacket (1992), known for their durability and warmth.

Over the years, The North Face has continued to push the boundaries of outdoor gear with technological advancements like Thermoball insulation and Futurelight fabric, which offer superior warmth and waterproofing.

The North Face has significantly influenced both the outdoor apparel market and mainstream fashion. Its collaborations with high-profile brands like Supreme, Vans, and Timberland have bridged the gap between functional outdoor gear and streetwear, making it a staple in urban fashion. The brand's iconic pieces, such as the Steep Tech and Summit Series, are celebrated for their utility and style, appealing to both outdoor enthusiasts and fashion-conscious consumers.

In the 1990s, The North Face became a status symbol in urban areas, particularly in New York, where it was popular among graffiti artists and hip-hop culture. This trend highlighted the brand's crossover appeal and cemented its place in the streetwear community.

The North Face has also made significant strides in sustainability, focusing on using recycled materials and ethical practices in its production processes. Programs like the Explore Fund and partnerships with conservation initiatives demonstrate the brand's commitment to environmental stewardship.

Overall, The North Face's blend of innovation, collaboration, and sustainability has solidified its position as a leader in both the outdoor and fashion industries, influencing trends and setting standards for decades.