This is a technical fleece from The North Face. It's a slightly older model, not the current Futurefleece (Octa?), but one that uses Polartec. Its features include a tight silhouette and moderate thickness. It's lightweight, so it can be used as insulation during summer breaks, as an outer layer in the spring and autumn cold seasons, and as a mid-layer in winter, making it suitable for almost all seasons. I've even used it for snowy mountain climbing with a thick base layer and a softshell. Like the current model, the hood is balaclava-shaped, so it can keep your neck warm when not in use, and can cover your ears and mouth when the hood is up. Compared to Patagonia's R1, it feels significantly lighter in your hand. The R1 offers more peace of mind when used as an outer layer, but this one wins in terms of lightness and comfort when used as a mid-layer. There is a slight abrasion in the fifth photo. Gender: Men's