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Finally time for freshly groomed slopes and powdery off-piste! When it comes to ski clothing, there are plenty of things to consider and factors to take into account. Where are you going to ski? When? And what do you expect from your ski clothes? We have gathered all you need to know and will guide you through all the different models, materials, and features to make your purchase easier.
It is common to make mistakes when dressing for skiing; either it's too hot, too thin, or simply outdated. It is important to find a balance and dress according to the weather and temperature. Keep in mind that skiing is an activity that often makes one extra warm. Therefore, we recommend always dressing in layers for the best conditions. This way, you can easily take off or put on an extra garment if needed.
Ski jackets
When it comes to ski jackets, there are a variety of options to choose from. All options are equally good, but it's a matter of preference when it comes to design and model. Anorak, full zip, long and short models. What they all have in common are many practical pockets both inside and outside for secure storage of items and lift passes, as well as a spacious hood to accommodate a helmet.
Ski pants
Ski pants come in several different models and fits; high ski pants with bib, with suspenders and without suspenders. Then there are the tight-fitting versions and others with a more relaxed fit. Almost all ski pants are equipped with practical pockets, reinforced areas, and adjustable waist. Just like with ski jackets, it simply comes down to personal preference for which variant one prefers.
Skisuit
Our absolute bestseller! A skisuit is simply translated as a ski overall that has become very popular lately. A practical garment for skiing and snowboarding, also suitable for snowmobile tours and outdoor play with children. Additionally, they are equipped with several practical details and stylish solutions.
When it comes to ski clothing, people usually talk about two main types of garments; shell clothing and softshell. They are the most common types of ski clothing, both of which are very beneficial for skiing and winter weather, but have slightly different functions.
Shell garments are the outermost layer and provide a completely wind- and waterproof option. In most cases, this is the best choice. Since the garment is completely sealed, it does not have optimal breathability. However, such garments usually come equipped with ventilation openings under the arms and on the thighs to allow air to flow in. Shell garments are usually unlined and therefore not very warm, so it is advisable to complement them with warmer layers underneath.
Softshell garments are a very practical option that is becoming more and more popular. The stretchy material provides optimal freedom of movement and good breathability so that you always feel comfortably warm and pleasant. When it comes to wind and water resistance, it varies from garment to garment, so be sure to read up on the specific product to know exactly what you are getting.
What is meant by water column?
Water column is a measure of how well a material withstands water pressure. It is commonly said that garments with a water column of over 8,000 mm are waterproof against heavy rain. Below 8,000 mm is considered water-resistant, and above 12,000 mm is for extreme weather conditions.
What is 4-way stretch?
It is a material that is stretchy in all directions. It provides good freedom of movement and flexibility in all your movements.
What is a ventilation insert?
An opening on a garment that is usually hidden behind a tight zipper. It is meant for you to be able to let air into the garment when you feel hot. A useful feature especially on outerwear that does not always have good breathability. These openings are usually located under the arms of ski jackets and on the inner thighs of ski pants. Some garments have an opening with mesh fabric and some do not.
What is a lift pass pocket?
On virtually all ski clothing, there is a pocket where you can place your lift pass for easy access through the turnstile to the ski lift. This pocket is usually located in the sleeve cuff of ski jackets and overalls.
What is a snow lock?
An extra protection that prevents snow and cold from getting inside the garment. A snow skirt, or snow guard as it can also be called, is located under the garment and is usually placed over the abdomen on a jacket or at the end of sleeves and legs. They often have a silicone edge to keep them in place.
We have several collections of high-quality ski clothing in different models and designs that will be perfect for your next ski vacation.
Cervinia
A collection for women and juniors. Here you will find several different garments that will get you ready for your next ride! Ski jacket and ski pants in wind and waterproof softshell, many practical pockets, ventilation inserts, and above all a wide selection of colors and patterns. Our popular ski suit is this year's must-have for skiing and snowboarding. The collection also offers gloves and mittens in durable material.
St. Anton
A collection for men and juniors, equivalent to the women's Cervinia. Here you will find ski jackets and ski pants in wind and waterproof softshell, with ventilation inserts and many practical pockets. Our popular ski suit is this year's big favorite. The collection also includes gloves and mittens in durable material. The collection offers a wide selection of colors and patterns in all garments.
Freeride
Our premium collection for alpine skiing. The Freeride series offers a wind- and waterproof shell jacket, durable ski pants with and without bib, and the acclaimed Freeride Skisuit that has become a real hit. Fine details, practical pockets, and stylish design for your next ride! The collection offers garments for both women and men.
