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The North Face promotes a limited-time offer, giving XPLR Pass members 30% off when they spend $200 or more on full-price and sale items. The discount is available in-store and online for a short time, ending on September 7. Select sale styles are also included in the promotion.
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The North Face XPLR Pass
XPLR PASS Member Exclusive
Spend $200+, Get 30% Off* This weekend only, save on full-price and sale items. In-store and online. Hurry, savings end 9.7.
Women's Antora Rain Jacket
Men's Antora Jacket
Kids' Glacier Full-Zip Hoodie
Base Camp Voyager Duffel - 42L
Salty Lined Beanie
Already on sale? Still included. Shop Sale Styles. Select styles. Online only. Limited time, while supplies last.
The North Face
The XPLR Pass Loyalty Program
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The North Face | 1551 Wewatta St. | Denver, CO 80202 | (888)TNF-1968
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