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The North Face Japan is upping the ante with its maternity line, dropping a Spring/Summer 2022 collection equipped with functional drip for moms and their little ones.

In the latest collection, The North Face Japan infuses maternity wear with minimalist style and high-quality performance materials, crafting a rollout of pieces fit for moms and their fly babies.

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Mini trendsetters get to match their moms' fly with the collection's Maternity Rain Coat, which includes a regular raincoat for adults and a poncho for babies.

Ultimately, the North Face's FW21 baby carrier transforms into the SS22 baby poncho, which doubles as the raincoat's attachable carrier or a standalone coordinating style statement for your kiddo.

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The outdoor wear brand also brings back its noteworthy raincoat featuring the iconic baby window, as seen in its Fall/Winter 2021 collection.

Touting a season-approved beige colorway this time, The North Face's MTY Pickapack Rain Coat gets a ventilation update. Still, it reintroduces that adorable clear EVA window allowing parents to take quick peeps at their little one (and tops of their heads).

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You also can't help but appreciate TNF's baby pink t-shirt dress and its breastfeeding-friendly concealed slit.

Even after the breastfeeding stage, the t-shirt dress is still just that – a t-shirt dress, making it practical and versatile enough to hold its own n your closet.

The Maternity Long Pant seals the deal on the collection, posing as cozy trousers for mom and a toy for your infant. After the birth of your mini-me, you can transform your pants' ribbed waist into a stretchy colorful toy, courtesy of the Goldwin Repair Center.

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The North Face Japan Maternity SS22 collection is now available on Goldwin's website, ranging from ¥ 7,150 ($145) to ¥ 49,500 ($415).

It's safe to say The North Face's got practical mommy-and-me steez handled.

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