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Ninth Hall
Ninth Hall Aven Dragon Black Sherpa Zip Hoodie
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Ninth Hall Aven Flames Grey Sherpa Zip Hoodie
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Ninth Hall Aven Tiger Cherry White & Blue Sherpa Zip Hoodie
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Teddy Bear Sherpa Zip Jacket
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Pretty Garbage Chris White Sherpa Zip Jacket
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Vitriol Furget Me Not Black Crop Zip Jacket
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Women's fleece and sherpa jackets from Ninth Hall, Vitriol, and The North Face - in solid colorways and graphic styles. Black, beige, and blue options, from cozy faux fur pullovers to fuzzy zip-ups built for layering. If you want something lighter to throw over a hoodie, check out the rest of our women's jackets or go full cozy-mode and browse women's fleece hoodies too.
What is the difference between a fleece jacket and a sherpa jacket?
Fleece jackets are made from synthetic polyester fabric - lightweight, quick-drying, and smooth on both sides. Sherpa jackets have that chunky, textured pile on one or both sides that mimics the look of shearling. It really comes down to whether you want something slimmer and packable or thick and plush.
Is sherpa as warm as fleece?
Sherpa tends to run warmer than standard fleece because the thick pile traps more air - it's a better insulator when temps actually drop. Regular fleece wins on breathability and layering since it's thinner and more flexible under other jackets. If you're just dealing with a cold morning, fleece works fine; if you're trying to stay warm all day, sherpa's the move.