Styling Tips for The North Face 1996 Nuptse "Puffer" Multi-Color Styles Across Seasons

1. TNF 1996 Puffer Multicolor Winter Styling

Winter calls for prioritizing warmth. You can layer a turtleneck sweater or thick hoodie underneath, pair it with jeans or fleece-lined sweatpants, and finish the look with warm snow boots or hiking boots. For extremely cold weather, add a long-line windproof coat over the puffer for extra protection.

Example: Opt for the black TNF 1996 Nuptse jacket. Layer it over a dark gray turtleneck sweater, match with dark blue jeans and black snow boots. This outfit balances warmth and style seamlessly.

2. TNF 1996 Autumn Styling

Temperatures drop gradually in autumn, but not to extreme lows. Wear the TNF 1996 Nuptse jacket over a simple T-shirt or long-sleeve button-down shirt. Pair it with khaki chinos or jeans, and complete with canvas shoes or sneakers. For significant day-night temperature differences, keep a scarf handy for quick warmth adjustments.

Example: Choose the orange TNF 1996 Nuptse jacket. Layer it over a white T-shirt, match with khaki chinos and white canvas shoes. This look exudes vibrant energy.

3. Cnfans TNF 1996  Spring Styling

Temperatures rise steadily in spring, though cold snaps may still occur occasionally. Use the TNF 1996 Nuptse jacket as an outer layer, pairing it with a thin sweater or hoodie underneath. Match with light-colored jeans or sweatpants, and wear sneakers or casual shoes. On warmer days, unzip the jacket to reveal the inner layer, adding a sense of layering to the outfit.

Example: Go for the sky-blue TNF 1996 Nuptse jacket. Layer it over a light gray thin sweater, match with light blue jeans and white sneakers. This ensemble has a fresh, natural vibe.

The North Face 1996 Note

The "Puffer" silhouette of the TNF 1996 Nuptse jacket is slightly voluminous, so it’s recommended to keep inner layers fitted (e.g., slim-fit sweaters, basic T-shirts) to avoid a bulky look. Additionally, multi-color styles can be paired with neutral-toned inner layers or bottoms to let the jacket’s color stand out, or matched with complementary hues for a more playful, coordinated aesthetic.