Luxury Ski and Snowboard Apparel for Outerwear, Base Layers, and Après-Ski

Is there anything more enticing than a high-fashion ‘70s-inspired ski suit moment? We think not. Perfect Moment is bringing gorgeous prints to this season’s ski outerwear. This white Tignes hooded, belted number with accent stripes is just the beginning. 

To buy: $950, net-a-porter.com

EA7 is Emporio Armani’s glam sportswear line, and while each piece is exciting in its own right, we love their ski and snowboard-specific apparel. For a men’s jacket and ski pant set, this polished waterproof jacket paired with the padded thermal trousers, both made from Toray Dermizax fabric, tops the list of must-have winter fashion. 

To buy: $725, armani.com (jacket); $375, armani.com (trousers)

Rossignol has really skyrocketed from a classic ski purveyor to a coveted source for luxury winterwear. These gorgeous leather boots with retro red laces and patterned interiors have Farfetch’s stamp of approval; they’re the perfect boots to slip on in the early morning and show up to the mountain in before changing into your ski boots.

To buy: $451, farfetch.com

Lululemon has always made chic yoga clothes, but thanks in large part to their high-end Lululemon Lab and their skiing fan base, they’ve amped up their production of truly luxurious ski clothes. This Polar Shield Parka is the it-coat of the year, protecting skiers and snowboarders through the iciest winds and pairing beautifully with statement ski pants. 

To buy: $1,200, lululemon.com

Off-White shines in every season, but their street style is particularly well-suited for unique, high-fashion winterwear. This checkered ski jacket is capital-f Fashion made for luxe Aspen moments on and off the slopes.

To buy:  $2,910, farfetch.com

You can’t mess around when it comes to good ski gloves. They don’t just keep your hands warm, they protect your hands if you take a fall. These Gore-tex Kombi gloves are classic, offering the best protection and excellent insulation.

To buy: $76 (originally $95), mec.ca

These gloves feel light while still offering plenty of insulation—and the grip provides great traction. The fact that they’d look great with one of the Perfect Moment ski suits doesn’t hurt, either.

To buy: $55, thenorthface.com

The moment you’ve been waiting for: the Perfect Moment houndstooth ski overalls. They say a picture’s worth a thousand words, so we’ll let the image speak for itself. One word: need.

To buy: $599, farfetch.com

Sweatsuits are de rigueur, and thermal sets are a perfect ski-inspired exploration of that trend. Mate the Label, specializing in clean, organic neutrals, has a thermal crew neck long sleeve and wide-leg pant that is an essential fireside outfit after a day on the slopes.

To buy: $88, matethelabel.com (top); $138, matethelabel.com (bottom)

From the trendy block letters to the soft-as-butter cashmere material, this Carolyn Rowan hat, sold on Bandier, is the definition of alpine-chic. It’s such a gorgeous accessory, you might want to save it for après-ski drinks, rather than wearing it on the slopes. 

To buy: $210, bandier.com

These White + Warren camel and cream gloves fall into the same category as the Chalet hat—they’re irresistibly chic but fall into the category of off-mountain fashion. Oh, and they’re 100% cashmere.

To buy: $125, bandier.com

Men’s sweatsuits haven’t taken off quite as much as women’s this year—and we’re looking to rectify that as soon as possible. This Welterweight loungewear set from Lululemon is subtle, athletic, and extremely warm. It’s perfect for a post-ski yoga class or a cozy spa evening.

To buy: $89 (originally $148), lululemon.com (top) ; $128, lululemon.com (bottom)

Canada Goose is, of course, a go-to for well-made winter apparel, but winter jackets and ski clothes isn’t all they do. They’ve branched out into equally warm leather items that are perfect for a luxury event in Vail. These après-ski men’s leather gloves would be a perfect complement to the Rossignol leather boots.

To buy: $125, canadagoose.com

Ski sunglasses are honestly one of the best high-fashion mountain accessories. These Vuarnet air sunglasses, made in Italy, have tinted lenses perfect for tempering the reflection coming off the snow when you’re enjoying an afternoon beer mountainside.

To buy: $345, farfetch.com

Lululemon’s Wunder Under tights are a perfect ski layer under snowpants. The high-performance fabric moves with you through the sharpest turns, and they fit seamlessly under your clothes without cutting off your circulation like the long johns of your youth. The new Wunder Under seasonal design is alpine-inspired and especially chic, too.

To buy: $98, lululemon.com

Moncler’s performance trousers can work under ski pants but are also gorgeous pants to wear on the slopes by themselves for springtime skiing and snowboarding. The Moncler Grenoble line produces perfect winter essentials year after year, and these light blue pants live up to the stellar Grenoble reputation.

To buy: $490, farfetch.com

Tommy John has had a big year, fast becoming the must-have luxury men’s underwear. Their ultra-soft fabric translates perfectly into a well-insulated base layer, especially with their SleekHeat technology. 

To buy: $55, tommyjohn.com

For the coldest months of the season, skiers and snowboarders need Merino wool. Men can’t go wrong with Smartwool’s bottoms, which fit snugly under snowpants and are plush and cozy, yet breathable.

To buy: $100, nordstrom.com

For the woman who loves a sweatsuit or matching loungewear set, this base layer sweater and legging combo from Sweaty Betty is soft and exceptionally Instagrammable. Wear this under your EA7 snowsuit and you’ll be an absolute alpine showstopper. 

To buy: $108, nordstrom.com (top); $108, nordstrom.com (bottom)