Women’s ski suits

A confident silhouette

The women's ski suit is back on the slopes with a retro look, inspired by the 1980s, often fitted at the waist with a belt for a flattering silhouette. It keeps the snow out during falls and retains warmth throughout the day. The models Peak Mountain, from the French brand, Protest, Helly Hansen Avanti or Dare 2B Flurry showcase this style.

The rest of the outfit

Women’s ski wear is also available in:

• Ski Jackets.
• Ski Trousers.
• Ski Coats.
• Fleeces.
• Baselayers.

All the clothing can be found on the women’s page.

Other formats

The softshell salopette, like the Peak Mountain Achic, can be worn with the jacket of your choice: it sits high on the bust and stays in place while providing the comfort of stretchy fabric. For cross-country skiing, the two-piece outfit Daehlie, from the Norwegian brand named after the legendary skier Bjørn Dæhlie, is fitted and breathable, perfect for intense effort.

How to choose it

Try on the suit by raising your arms and squatting: it shouldn't pull at the back or the crotch. Plan for some ease to wear a base layer and a fleece underneath. Check the snow skirt, the ski pass pocket and the ventilation zips. The CMP and Whistler Courtney models, which are waterproof, are suitable for damp days. Wash your suit with a technical detergent.

Good deals

Good bargains can also be found in the good deals, promotions, clearance, sales, Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and items shipped in 24h are prepared and dispatched within 24 hours. The key moments of the year follow a steady order: Black Friday in late autumn, the holiday season, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, then the summer sales and back-to-school.

Frequently asked questions

One-piece or two-piece outfit: which is warmer?

The one-piece suit keeps warmth better, as there are no openings that let cold air or snow in at the waist. The two-piece outfit is more practical for breaks and to adjust your gear according to the weather.

How to choose the size of a women's ski suit?

Take your usual size and check the bust length, which is often decisive. A tailored cut should remain comfortable when squatting and bending, with a fleece underneath, without pulling at the shoulders.

Is a softshell salopette suitable for alpine skiing?

The softshell salopette, like the Peak Mountain Achic, stretchy and breathable, is suitable for skiing in dry and mild weather or for hiking. In very cold conditions or under heavy snow, an insulated and waterproof salopette is preferable.

What should you wear under a ski suit?

Wear a breathable base layer, made of merino wool or synthetic materials, then a thin fleece if the suit is lightly insulated. Avoid cotton, which traps sweat and cools the body when stationary.

How to store a ski suit at the end of winter?

Wash it before storing, as sweat and sunscreen can damage technical fabrics. Once thoroughly dry, hang it on a wide hanger in a breathable cover, without compressing it, to preserve the insulation.