Layering is an art

Here is our guide on how we layer for skiing.

STEP 1: BASE LAYER

The Base Layer is arguably the most essential of all. Designed for rapid moisture transfer, it wicks sweat away from your skin through advanced capillary action. Our base layers are comfortable and odor-resistant, air your garment between each use to reduce the frequent need to wash your garment, making it last longer.

A GOOD BASE

STEP 2: MID LAYER

Add a mid layer to retain warmth and effective moisture management. If you are looking for an all-year-around favorite the skiers hood works great as a mid layer. Our Vertical Hood is the lightest mid layer with the best warmth-to-weight ratio and unbeatable breathability.

A PERFECT MIDLAYER

STEP 3: INSULATION LAYER

For colder days, whether you're reaching for the summit or staying still, our insulation layers provide an extra layer of down or synthetic warmth. If you tend to get cold easily and don't sweat much, down insulation is your best choice for superior warmth. However, if you sweat a lot, synthetic insulation is ideal as it retains warmth even when damp and dries quickly.

INSULATION FOR THE COLDER DAYS

STEP 4: SHELL LAYER

The Shell Layer shields you from wind, rain, and snow while allowing moisture from the layers underneath to evaporate. Our Bec de Rosses Jacket is crafted for those who spend extended periods in alpine environments, built to endure the harshest weather and the rigors of demanding mountain activities. However, if you prefer staying on the slopes, you might opt for an insulated shell jacket, allowing you to skip the need for separate insulation and mid layers.

YOUR ARMOR AGAINST THE WEATHER

EXTRA: BELAY LAYER

The Belay Layer is meant to be worn over all your other layers, providing crucial warmth and protection in extreme conditions, or if you just love to be extra warm. Our Combin Down Jacket is specifically engineered to keep you insulated during prolonged exposure to the harshest environments.

TOP IT UP FOR EXTRA WARMTH

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