The color scheme remains the same, but has evolved into an environmentally friendly model. The North Face has reissued the classic Stowaway Jacket.

Stow Away Jacket ¥39,600 each

The North Face's Stowaway Jacket is a bright purple and aqua green jacket with the outdoor wear mood of yesteryear.

When it was first released in 1982, this jacket attracted attention as a lightweight and compact rain jacket, despite its use of GORE-TEX.

The stowaway jacket has been reissued with modern updates while maintaining the same color scheme and design. Let's check it out.

It is available in four colors: black, navy, and olive, in addition to the colors introduced earlier.

The silhouette is loose-fitting, but with adjusters at the cuffs and hem to allow for the desired fit.

Of special note this time is the use of ePE GORE-TEX, a two-layer material that does not use environmentally harmful fluorine. This is the debut of the best earth-friendly model.

The lining is made of strong ripstop polyester, which resists tearing and will keep it in good condition even after many years of wear.

Like those released at the time, it also comes with a stuff sack that folds up small and is easy to carry. It is also useful for travel, camping, and mountain climbing.

If you take this opportunity to acquire this masterpiece, which has been newly reborn after 40 years, it will be a strong candidate for a heavy duty item this spring.