While The North Face is best known for its functional and outdoor apparel and accessories, its abundance of collaborative projects frequently draws the attention of streetwear fans.
This year, the VF Corporation brand collaborated with Supreme and KAWS on projects, and it’s now set to reunite with Hender Scheme for its fourth and final collection.
This new assemblage is based on The North Face’s functional approach to design and is themed “things that change, things that do not change.” Footwear and accessories are used, both of which are made of down and quilted fabrics.
In the footwear category, the duo has prepared a Nupste Down Mule and a Down Climbing Diversity offering. The former is essentially a foot puffer jacket with elastic ankles for adjustability while riding on toothy treading. The latter pair has a more elevated appearance and a shape similar to Paraboot’s Derby model, but with quilted toe boxes.
The North Face branding and Hender Scheme’s signature beige tabs dress the uppers in a similar fashion to previous collaborations between these two brands.
There are two items in the accessories section. The first is a two-way Neck Watch that can be worn as a scarf or a headpiece, while the second is a quilted blanket that can be worn as a poncho or used for lounging.
On November 11, the raffle will go live via Hender Scheme.
