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Ski Jackets Guide

Ski jackets are essential for staying warm, comfortable and dry and finding the right one to suit you is vital before heading off to the slopes. This guide will take you through all the tech, features and fabrics to keep you protected and help you find your perfect partner to hit the piste in.

A good quality jacket is an essential for all types of snow sports. The weather can change quickly out on the mountain so you’ll need a ski jacket that’s durable, hardwearing and looks good!

There are a few different types of ski jackets, each with different features, fabrics and price ranges.

Our insulated ski jackets are filled with high warmth low-bulk insulation to help keep you warm in the coldest of climates. They are made from super waterproof fabrics to keep the powder out, keeping you dry and comfortable all day long. Lightweight materials mean these jackets are ideal for layering up for extra warmth.

If you’re looking for some extra style on the slopes, opt for a women’s all in one ski suit. Made in a stretchy softshell fabric, ski suits fit closer to the body for a more streamlined look. Water repellent fabric will keep you protected from snow and rain and soft touch backing provides extra warmth and comfort on the piste.

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"Fits lovely, cosy & warm."

The Women's Glamorize IV Jacket. Style meets function with the Glamorize IV, and you'll look trendy on and off-piste with the padded design and removable faux fur trim to the hood.

Consciously made with recycled waterproof and breathable ARED 10,000, you'll stay dry and comfortable on the slopes.

“Great ski jacket at a great price point.”

The Men's Eagle Jacket. Designed with our advanced ARED 20/30 fabric that's waterproof, stretchy and highly breathable, you'll be set for a day on the slopes in the Eagle.

Featuring a durable water-repellent finish, taped seams for complete waterproof protection and recycled high-warmth padding.

“Very good quality for the price.”

The Humour II Waterproof Jacket. Made with recycled waterproof and breathable ARED 20/30 fabric for ultimate protection from the elements.

Fully lined with recycled high warmth, low bulk insulation and seam-sealed to keep out the wind and snow.

Fit & Style

It’s important to choose a jacket fit to suit you and your activity, whether that’s a close performance fit to enhance movement or a looser style to allow for extra layering, we have a range of options to suit all kinds of snow sports.

Slim-fitted ski jackets offer a more flattering cut and are more tailored around the shoulders and waist. They help give more of a streamlined fit and feel less bulky when skiing, the tighter style means less room to layer underneath.

A regular fit jacket is a more general fit with less shaping at the waist which gives enough room to layer up underneath. This style provides the most comfort and manoeuvrability for the wearer.

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Ski Jacket Features to Look Out For

Here are some of the key features to look out for when choosing your ski jacket.

All of our ski jackets come with hoods. Adjustable hoods allow you to customise the fit and wired peaks are useful to help keep their position when skiing. Add a touch of luxe with a faux fur hood to bring some glamour to the slope.

Underarm Ventilation

Found on our more technical ski jackets, this feature gives you the ability to zip open the underarms for extra ventilation when things heat up.

Articulation

Additional arm articulation is designed to fit the skiing position, making it more comfortable and ergonomic. It reduces pull and tension in the jacket throughout the day.

Inner Wrist Cuffs

Keep the snow and powder out with inner wrist cuffs and feel that little bit warmer whilst on your favourite runs.

Snow Skirt

A snow skirt is an additional barrier against wet snow creeping into the bottom of your jacket keeping you warm and dry. Removeable snow skirts are a great option to take you from slope to après.