Zips and magnets allow outerwear and innerwear to be attached at will! The North Face is launching a collection that will keep you comfortable this fall.

If you are a stylish outdoorsy person, you must be experimenting with what to wear in the early fall and winter months. I need something waterproof when I'm by the water, I want a material that won't burn when I'm at a bonfire, and I want something I can throw on when it gets cold. ......

How many clothes do you need to be prepared for every eventuality?　And if you want to layer fashionably while still providing functionality, it is extremely difficult to coordinate well because of color mismatches and overlap.

The North Face's "Zip in Magne Collection" is the perfect gift for you.

This collection features zippers and magnets attached to the garments that allow you to connect your favorite outerwear and innerwear. A special slider on the cuff and a removable magnet on the neck prevent the garments from coming off each other.

It is useful in outdoor scenes where there is a lot of movement, as it is comfortable to wear and does not cause stress when putting it on and taking it off.

This fall, the best combination is the Zip-In Magne Firefly Mountain Parka and the Zip-In Magne Extreme Versaloft Jacket.

Zip-in Magne Firefly Mountain Parka ¥34,100

Outerwear made of flame-retardant Cordura material is durable and can easily be used for bonfires.

Zippein Magne Extreme Versaloft Jacket ¥26,400

The inner layer is made of a long-fleece material that is soft and contains plenty of air to keep you warm.

This collaboration allows you to wear a cozy fleece and still be outside by the fire. Other combinations can be freely made to achieve the best layering for the situation.

The silhouette will not be compromised, and there should be little difficulty in coordinating the pieces within the same collection. Of course, it can also be used as a stand-alone item.

Whether outside or at home, why not spend this fall and winter in comfort with the best clothing combination?