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Once the lifts close and your ski boots come off, what you change into still has to cope with icy streets and a cold walk back to the chalet. Our après ski clothing is chosen with that in mind, so the knitwear, fleeces and snow boots here look good at the bar but are warm enough for a winter evening in a ski resort.

Goldbergh brings the glamour with faux fur ski jackets, knitted sweaters, beanies and fluffy earmuffs, and Spyder and Henri Duvillard add classic Alpine-style knits. For something more relaxed, there are sherpa and DWR fleeces from Oakley, quarter-zip fleeces from Ayacucho and patterned base layers from Krimson Klover that look just as good worn on their own.

Our snow boots have waterproof uppers and grippy soles that handle packed snow and slippery pavements, and Pajar's Galaxy boots give you a fluffier, lower-cut style. Add a beanie, a neck warmer and a pair of gloves you're happy to wear out to dinner, and you're set for the evening.

Après ski clothing refers to the outfits worn after a day on the slopes, designed for comfort, warmth, and style in social settings. These garments are typically cosy, easy to layer, and made from materials like wool or fleece. Good après ski clothing helps you transition from the mountain to the lodge while staying warm and looking stylish.

Key après ski pieces include warm sweaters or fleeces, insulated jackets, thermal leggings or pants, and waterproof boots. Accessories like beanies, scarves, and gloves add extra warmth and style. Layering is important, as it allows you to adjust for changing temperatures indoors and outdoors. 

Choose materials like wool, fleece, and technical synthetic blends for warmth and moisture management. These fabrics insulate well, dry quickly, and remain comfortable even after a day in ski gear. Avoid cotton, as it retains moisture and can leave you feeling cold after activity. 

Yes, many ski jackets, fleeces, and base layers are stylish and functional enough for après ski. However, swapping ski boots for waterproof winter boots and removing bulky outer layers can make you more comfortable and better suited for indoor settings.

Current après ski trends include chunky knit sweaters, patterned fleeces, faux fur accents, and bold accessories. Bright colours and retro styles are popular, but classic neutrals and timeless designs remain in style. Choose pieces that reflect your personality while keeping you warm and comfortable.


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