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Well, the materials that North Face jackets are made from don't grow on trees or animals, so most likely (nylon, rayon, etc) they're made from petroleum base products. And most aren't made in the USA either, so the company isn't too worried about the oil and gas used in the manufacturing process.

An internet search found this:
"Where are North Face jackets made? The parent company of The North Face, VF Corporation, owns over 30 manufacturing facilities in countries including China, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Cambodia, India, the United States, and many more. The North Face's Made in USA collection is made entirely in the United States."

Another hypocritical corporation. IMHO.