HOT !Giacca The North Face X Supreme Atlas Expedition SS14 primavera estate 2014

Supreme x The North Face Atlas Expedition Jacket (2014 Edition) Released as part of the Spring/Summer 2014 collection, the Supreme x The North Face Atlas Expedition Jacket is one of the most iconic pieces from their long-standing collaboration. This jacket is renowned for its bold all-over world map print, making it a highly sought-after collector's item. Design & Features: Material: Constructed from GORE-TEX® fabric, ensuring it is waterproof, windproof, and breathable, designed for extreme conditions. Colorway & Print: The entire jacket features a detailed world map print, showcasing continents, countries, and geographical markings in vibrant colors. Branding & Patches: The North Face logo is embroidered on the left chest and upper right sleeve. Supreme branding is subtly incorporated. A rectangular expedition patch appears on both the front and back, featuring symbols representing six continents, emphasizing its exploration theme. Fit & Construction: Full-zip front closure with a storm flap for added protection. Adjustable Velcro cuffs for a customizable fit. Multiple zippered pockets for practicality. Packable hood that folds into the collar for versatility. Rarity & Resale Value: Due to its limited release and unique design, the Supreme x The North Face Atlas Expedition Jacket is one of the most sought-after pieces from their collaborations. On the resale market, prices typically range from $1,500 to over $3,500, depending on size and condition. Supreme and The North Face team up to add a few new styles to their Expedition collection for the Spring/Summer 2014 season. Introducing both the waterproof Expedition Coaches Jacket and the Expedition Medium Day Pack Backpack, both are available in a choice of solid teal, yellow or black, or — if you’re particularly fond of the international travel theme — a black with world map print. Each item also comes accented with a six-pack of flags including that of China, USA, Great Britain, Japan, France, and the former Soviet Union