The North Face generates over $3 billion in annual revenue, making it one of the largest outdoor brands in the world, with its e-commerce accounting for approximately 42% of its total sales volumes.

According to The North Face, the perpetrators employed a method known as “credential stuffing.” This approach involves cybercriminals using previously compromised usernames and passwords from other ...

The outdoor and fitness retailer says attackers used a credential-stuffing attack to access the customer accounts. Here's what you need to know.

The North Face also said notifying customers wasn’t necessary, given the nature of the stolen information, but still decided to do it “out of an abundance of caution.” ...

VF Corp-owned The North Face said that names and email addresses were among the data accessed in the cyberattack. The company assured that no payment card information was compromised as card ...

North Face's owner, VF Corporation, was hit by a separate cyber attack in December 2023. That affected another of its brands, Vans, with its customers being warned their information may be at risk.

The North Face offers a 30-day return policy for products purchased directly from its UK website. Items must be unworn, unused, and in the original packaging with all tags attached.

Outdoor clothing brand North Face that it suffered a ‘small-scale’ attack on its website in April, after discovering ‘unusual activity’. Henry Saker-Clark Tuesday 03 June 2025 16:50 BST ...

The North Face has become the latest fashion retailer to be hit with a cyber attack. The outdoor clothing specialist told shoppers that personal information had been taken during a “small scale ...

All-Mountain Purpose is The North Face’s answer to multi-sport exploration, modular gear systems and next-gen sun protection ...

The North Face informed some customers via email that it detected a “small-scale” attack in April this year. Similarly, Cartier disclosed that “an unauthorized party gained temporary access to our ...