- What size is this coat?
- It is labeled XS. The listed measurements are 18 inches armpit to armpit, 18 inches armpit to cuff and 34 inches collar to hem, which points to a short, fitted jacket.
- Is it warm enough for winter?
- The listing does not state insulation or fill. The 34-inch collar-to-hem length is short, so it works best as a fall or mild-winter layer, or over a sweater in colder weather.
- Is it waterproof?
- The material does not specify waterproofing. Treat it as a general outdoor coat unless the fabric label says otherwise.
- What condition is it in?
- It is described as in good used condition. Expect some signs of previous wear, and check the photos for fading, pilling or marks.
- How does it compare with a new North Face jacket?
- A new jacket brings current fabrics and insulation. This used one is an older model, so compare its features with what you need before buying.
- How do I judge the fit without trying it on?
- Compare the 18-inch pit-to-pit and 18-inch pit-to-cuff figures with a jacket you already own that fits well. That gives a clearer picture than the XS label alone.
- Where is the The North Face Womens Coat cheapest?
- At Cerqular, for $50.69, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the The North Face Womens Coat?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Cerqular, Amazon.