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The best ski wear to shop in 2026: What to wear on the slopes this season
Check out our favourite jackets, ski pants, goggles and accessories ❄️
Ski season is officially here, and that means it’s time to refresh your snow-ready wardrobe with pieces that blend style, function, and comfort. Whether you’re carving up the slopes or posting up for après, the best women’s ski wear is timeless, versatile, and built to last.
Gone are the days when ski wear made you look part duvet, part yeti. The latest ski fashion trends are all about performance meets polish – think ultra-waterproof jackets, thermal base layers, and sleek salopettes that deliver both warmth and wow factor.
What Is the Best Ski Wear to Buy Now?
If you’re planning to hit the slopes this season, stick with top-rated performance brands like Norrøna and retailers like Mountain Warehouse. These labels are loved for their advanced materials, ergonomic designs and mountain-tested durability — the kind of kit that keeps up with you on and off-piste.
For ultimate protection, invest in Gore-Tex shells, especially from Norrøna’s Lofoten range, which is a fave among freeriders. Gore-Tex is the gold standard for waterproofing, breathability and weatherproof performance – a must-have if you want gear that holds up in every condition the mountain throws at you.
Is Designer Ski Wear Worth the Money?
If you’ve got room in your budget, investing in designer ski wear can pay off long-term. Premium pieces are typically cut from luxurious, technical fabrics like cashmere, 100% wool, and advanced water-repellent materials that stand up to years of wear.
Our favourite investment ski wear brands include Bogner, We Norwegians, and Fusalp for their flawless craftsmanship and enduring style. And if you’re after serious slope-side style points, check out Perfect Moment’s signature ski wear range – the designs are bold, timeless, and built for both performance and impact.
Keep scrolling for a curated edit of the best ski jackets, salopettes, ski pants, gloves, goggles, and après-ski accessories to shop this season – from affordable finds to investment-worthy icons.
Ski Suits
We Norwegians’ Tyin belted jumpsuit balances clean Scandinavian design with serious slope-ready performance. Cut from a water-repellent soft-shell fabric with just the right amount of stretch, it delivers a sleek, fitted silhouette while still allowing room for lightweight layers underneath.
Thoughtful details elevate the look and function in equal measure, from the gunmetal-buckled belt and discreet ski-card pocket to zipped front pockets and hidden back-waist storage. Snow gaiters and zipped gussets at the flared hems add protection and ease of movement, while the breathable, weatherproof construction ensures comfort from first lift to last run.
My Sunday Ski’s Houndstooth Chevron Suit delivers full alpine polish with real mountain performance. The padded 700-fill down top meets a sleek, soft-shell flared leg, creating a silhouette that’s as striking as it is functional.
Engineered for all-weather conditions, it offers superior insulation, unrestricted movement and dependable protection in wind, powder and sub-zero temps.
CORDOVA’s Myoko Suit is built for skiers who want a genuinely technical piece with a high-fashion silhouette.
The cobalt, Klein-blue cropped puffer is filled with 700-fill RDS-certified down for serious warmth, while the contoured belt and over-the-boot soft-shell pant create a clean, sculpted shape.
With a 7K waterproof rating, an insulated high collar, functional pockets and Bluesign-certified materials, it delivers real performance in a striking, modern design.
FP Movement’s All Prepped Ski Suit is pure slick-girl-on-the-mountain energy. This icy steel-blue one-piece is fully waterproof, PrimaLoft-insulated and fitted in all the right places, with neon zips that basically announce you’re here to ski and serve.
The adjustable hood, boot gaiters and ticket loop keep things practical, while the ventilation panels stop you overheating mid-run. Warm, streamlined and seriously cute — this is your all-in-one ski-trip flex.
H&M Move’s latest ski suit blends sleek design with genuinely reliable performance.
The ThermoMove™ upper and StormMove™ flared legs offer warmth, wind protection and breathable waterproofing, while sealed seams and integrated snow gaiters keep conditions out.
Details like the fold-down hood, quilted inner collar, RECCO® safety tech and multiple zipped pockets add real functionality —An affordable option for anyone wanting dependable skiwear without the designer price tag.
Mountain Warehouse’s Cloud women’s ski suit proves you don’t have to compromise on style to get solid slope performance.
Designed in a vibrant bright-pink hue and currently 50% off in the brand’s winter sale, it’s a standout option for skiers who want maximum impact for less.
The suit is thermal tested to –20°C with a waterproof rating of 2,000mm and breathable fabric to keep you warm and dry throughout the day. Plus, it’s PFC-free and backed by a two-year warranty, ticking the sustainability and longevity boxes too.
Base Layers, Thermals & Socks
This butter-yellow ribbed set is crafted for cosy après-ski and chalet lounging. The buttery-soft rib fabric and contoured fit make it flattering and comfortable, with a long-sleeve top and high-rise leggings that move easily for relaxed winter moments.
Uniqlo always delivers on hardworking basics, and the HEATTECH Ultra Warm leggings are one of the brand’s best winter staples.
Available in five easy-to-style shades — black, cream, beige, brown and heather grey — they’re made from the warmest HEATTECH in the women’s range, around 2.25 times warmer than the standard version.
The fabric uses Heat of Absorption and Heat Retention technology to keep you warm in temperatures as low as –20°C, while still wicking away moisture to stay dry and comfortable.
Complete a fresh, all-white look with ALO's thermal top. Combining technical expertise with a second-skin, sculpting fit, it supports your movement while being undeniably chic. You'll have to style it off the slopes, too.
FALKE’s Maximum Warm long-sleeve top is a high-performance base layer for cold to very cold conditions. The two-layer, moisture-wicking knit matches the body’s movement for comfort and freedom, while fast-drying fabric and strong thermal insulation keep you warm, dry and streamlined on the mountain. Available in black, white and merlot-red.
Sweaty Betty’s base layer is cut from a seamless, anti-bacterial fabric that feels soft against the skin. Part of the HeatProtect range, it offers temperature-regulating, sweat-wicking comfort in all conditions. Slim-fitting and stretchy, it’s ideal for layering on and off the slopes.
H&M’s brushed-inside ski bib trousers are a shopping-editor favourite for their warm, sculpting fit and flattering shape. Made from water-repellent, windproof, breathable fabric, they feature wide straps, flared hems with snow gaiters and RECCO® technology for added safety. A great budget-friendly ski option.
It's totally worth investing in some snuggly ski socks to wear when you hit the slopes. Nobody wants numb toes when they're trying to perfect the snow plough position – amiright?
Ski Jackets
If you want an on-trend ski jacket that actually works, this H&M number is it. Windproof, waterproof, breathable and ThermoMove™ thermal, it’s basically a chic shield against the cold.
The oversized, utilitarian vibe feels very cool-girl-on-the-slopes, while the RECCO® tech, taped seams, snow gaiter and underarm vents bring the legit performance. Warm, stylish and now 20% off? Add to basket before someone else does.
If you want a jacket that keeps you warm all day without sacrificing slope cred, Columbia’s Lay D Down™ V is the one.
Packed with 550-fill RDS-certified down and lined with Omni-Heat™ reflective tech, it’s basically a portable furnace in rich wine red.
The water-repellent finish keeps stray snow at bay, while the powder skirt, helmet-compatible hood and underarm vents bring the proper technical chops. Plus, with pockets for literally everything? This is a ski-trip no-brainer.
Norrøna's bright-fuchsia shell jacket is fully waterproof, windproof and built with Gore-Tex, so it’ll laugh in the face of blizzards while keeping you breathable on big powder days.
The helmet-compatible hood, underarm vents and zip-off snow skirt are proper freerider features, and the recycled fabric keeps things eco-chic. Layer it up, hit the slopes and prepare for compliments.
Perfect Moment + Johnnie Walker Candice Belted Quilted Down Ski Jacket – Blue
This Johnnie Walker x Perfect Moment collab feels like wearing a glossy midnight sky, with 700-fill down, a detachable hood and that waist-snatching belt that makes every slope look a runway.
Water-resistant, ultra-warm and ski-ready with a snow skirt and all the pockets, the Candice is premium skiwear at its finest. Reduced from £1,100 to £550? That’s a luxury miracle.
Kara Kia is the Ecommerce Editor for Women's Lifestyle at Hearst UK, leading Cosmopolitan UK's digital shopping strategy across fashion, beauty and lifestyle. With over eight years of experience as a journalist and editor, Kara specialises in skincare, makeup, haircare and helping women find their personal style — trying and testing every product she recommends. A trusted voice in fashion and beauty ecommerce, Kara's most-read guides include the best wedding dresses under £1000, the best affordable jewellery brands, the best Korean skincare products, and the best products for curly hair. She also covers major shopping events including Black Friday and Amazon Prime Day for Cosmopolitan, Red and Prima. Kara previously held the role of contributing Fashion and Beauty Ecommerce Editor at ELLE UK and Harper's Bazaar UK; before joining Hearst, she was Fashion Content Editor at NET-A-PORTER's Porter Magazine, Associate Editor at PopSugar, and wrote for Refinery29 and LOVE Magazine. An experienced interviewer, she has spoken to Zendaya, Alicia Keys, Simone Biles and Tyla about life, work and style. Born and raised in Kingston, Jamaica and formerly based in Toronto, Kara now lives in London. Follow Kara on Instagram @kara.kia
