How Much Is a North Face Jacket Worth on Vinted UK?
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A North Face puffer or insulated coat in good condition is worth about £44–85 on Vinted UK, and a Nuptse 700 about £80–155. In good condition, lighter jackets and fleeces sit at about £28–66, backpacks £24–32 and sweatshirts £5–19. Coats sell best listed in September or October.
North Face is one of the most reliably sellable brands on Vinted. It holds its value better than most, sells year-round — with a serious spike in autumn — and buyers actively search for it by name. The problem is that a lot of people don't know what they have. A good-condition Nuptse listed at £25 because the seller "wasn't sure what to ask" is the kind of thing that makes you wince a little.
Here's what a North Face jacket is worth in the UK secondhand market, based on Worthmore's research into UK resale prices.
Why North Face holds its value
Three things make North Face unusually strong in the secondhand market. Brand recognition is near-universal — buyers know the logo and what it means, which removes the friction that affects lesser-known premium brands. The product quality is genuine, so items last long enough to have meaningful resale life. And the flagship models — particularly the Nuptse — have an almost iconic status in UK streetwear that creates sustained, active demand rather than occasional interest.
The result is that a North Face item in good condition is one of the easier things to sell on Vinted, provided it's priced correctly.
Coats and puffer jackets
This is where the real value sits. North Face puffer coats — particularly the Nuptse range — are among the most searched items on Vinted in the autumn and winter months.
General North Face coat (any puffer or insulated coat style)
| Condition (Vinted's grade) | Typical price range |
|---|---|
| New with tags | £80–145 |
| Very good | £62–115 |
| Good | £44–85 |
| Satisfactory | £17–62 |
Genuinely worn-out or damaged coats sit nearer the bottom of the Satisfactory range above.
Nuptse specifically (the baffled panel puffer — buyers search for it by name)
A Nuptse is worth a good deal more than a general puffer. RRP varies by version but regularly sits in the £200–300+ range new. Buyers who want a Nuptse search for "Nuptse" — if yours is one and you don't say so, you miss the people most willing to pay for it. The figures below are for the Nuptse 700.
| Condition (Vinted's grade) | Typical price range |
|---|---|
| New with tags | £140–270 |
| Very good | £110–210 |
| Good | £80–155 |
| Satisfactory | £25–105 |
Genuinely worn-out or damaged Nuptses sit nearer the bottom of the Satisfactory range above.
A good-condition Nuptse 700 that's done a few winters is genuinely worth £80–155 on Vinted. If you've been storing it in a bag since March thinking it's not worth much, check that tag.
Lighter jackets and fleeces
Denali fleeces, windbreakers, softshells — the non-puffer outerwear.
| Condition (Vinted's grade) | Typical price range |
|---|---|
| New with tags | £60–148 |
| Very good | £46–100 |
| Good | £28–66 |
| Satisfactory | £8–42 |
Genuinely worn-out or damaged pieces sit nearer the bottom of the Satisfactory range above.
Sweatshirts and hoodies
North Face branded sweatshirts aren't seasonal the way a puffer is — less dramatic value than outerwear, but you don't need to wait for the weather to list one.
| Condition (Vinted's grade) | Typical price range |
|---|---|
| New with tags | £8–28 |
| Very good | £6–25 |
| Good | £5–19 |
| Satisfactory | £2–13 |
Genuinely worn-out or damaged pieces sit nearer the bottom of the Satisfactory range above.
Backpacks
| Condition (Vinted's grade) | Typical price range |
|---|---|
| New with tags | £42–58 |
| Very good | £33–44 |
| Good | £24–32 |
| Satisfactory | £8–22 |
Genuinely worn-out or damaged backpacks sit nearer the bottom of the Satisfactory range above.
Getting the best price
Time your listing. A puffer is a cold-weather coat, so if you're in no rush, store it and list it in autumn rather than spring.
Photograph the lining and the zips. These are the places North Face items show wear first — underarm lining, zip pulls, and the edges of the hand pockets. Buyers know this, and photos that clearly show these areas in good condition are worth more than a dozen flat lays. Conversely, if yours show wear in those spots, photograph them anyway — honest condition descriptions prevent disputes.
State the model name. "North Face coat, size M" and "North Face Nuptse 700 puffer, size M" are different listings. The second one gets found by buyers who know what they want and are ready to pay for it.
Include the chest measurement. North Face sizing varies between ranges and across years. A buyer who knows they need a 42" chest for a good fit won't rely on the label — they'll look for the measurement. Add it and you filter for serious buyers.
A note on condition grading
The ranges above are broad because condition genuinely drives the outcome. "Good" for a jacket that's been worn twice is different from "good" for one that's done three Scottish winters. Be honest with yourself before you decide. Vinted buyers are pretty experienced at spotting condition grades that don't match the photos, and disputes are more hassle than the extra £5 you might have squeezed.
Get the exact price for yours
Not sure exactly which North Face model you have, or how to grade its condition fairly? Worthmore gives you a price guide in about 30 seconds — brand, category, and condition. The North Face ranges are well-covered. No more guessing at £30 for something that's worth £75.