Our selection of Women’s Ski Jackets includes the jackets Protest Beverly, Jolan, Alysumi, Fenja and Cortina, Dare 2B Glitz, Lumi, Iced and Snowline, Helly Hansen Kvitfjell Race and Powchaser, Peak Mountain, Karpos, Hannah and Slope, fitted, with hoods or as anoraks.
Style and protection on the slopes.
Women's ski jackets are designed for the female body: a fitted waist, narrower shoulders, a length that covers the hips, and tailored sleeves. They combine technical protection with style, featuring bright colours, prints, and refined finishes, such as removable faux fur on some hoods. The bright colours also enhance visibility on the slopes.
Women's ski clothing also includes:
All clothing is gathered on the women's page.
The insulated jacket, like the Protest and Dare 2B models filled with synthetic padding, keeps you warm on the chairlifts. The technical competition jacket, like the Helly Hansen Kvitfjell Race, inspired by the outfits of high-level skiers, focuses on lightness and freedom of movement. The anorak, like the Helly Hansen Powchaser, which pulls over the head with a half-zip, appeals to powder lovers and freeride style enthusiasts.
You choose your jacket allowing for ease for a fleece or baselayer underneath, and with sleeves long enough to cover your wrists when your arms are stretched. Check the snow skirt, the lift pass pocket, and the compatibility of the hood with the helmet. Wash your jacket with a technical detergent, without fabric softener, and reactivate the water-repellent treatment by putting it in a low-heat tumble dryer.
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A water column of ten thousand millimetres is sufficient for piste skiing in dry weather. For wet snow, spring, or off-piste, aim for fifteen to twenty thousand millimetres, with sealed seams.
A jacket that covers the hips provides better protection from the cold and snow during falls and on chairlifts. Shorter, more freedom-cut jackets are suitable for active skiers, paired with high-waisted trousers or a salopette.
First, remove the removable faux fur from the hood, which can be brushed or hand washed. The jacket can go in the washing machine on its own at a low temperature, with a detergent for technical fabrics and without fabric softener.
A bright colour makes the skier visible from afar on the slopes, whether in foggy weather or in case of a fall. It also helps with visibility in a group and adds a touch of style to the outfit.
The anorak pulls over the head, has a half-zip closure, and often features a large front pocket. Cut wider, it offers a retro style and good protection, but it's slower to put on than a fully opening jacket.