Après-ski outfits and luxury skiwear at Coveti: ski jackets, ski pants, ski suits and base layers for the slopes, and the knitwear, puffers, faux fur coats and winter boots you change into after, by Moncler, Perfect Moment, Fusalp, Mackage, Bogner and Brunello Cucinelli.
A ski jacket does the most work on the mountain. Moncler and Fusalp make insulated jackets with fitted waists, Perfect Moment down jackets in bold colours and Mackage fitted ski jackets with a city cut that still looks right at the bar.
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Ski pants and salopettes
Ski pants come straight, flared and as bib salopettes. Perfect Moment makes high-waist flare ski pants, Fusalp and Bogner slim ski trousers and overalls, and Brunello Cucinelli mountain trousers. Our guide to the best women’s ski pants compares the fits.
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Ski suits
A one-piece ski suit is the warmest way to ski and the easiest way to look put together at après-ski. Moncler, Mackage, Perfect Moment and Fusalp make belted ski suits in black, white and colour. For a two-piece take, see matching ski sets.
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Base layers and mid-layers
Good layering keeps you warm without bulk: a thermal base layer next to the skin, then a fleece and a light mid-layer under the ski jacket. Fusalp makes thermal tops, Perfect Moment merino leggings and Bogner teddy mid-layer jackets.
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Après-ski knitwear
The knit is the centre of every après-ski look. Dôen makes Fair Isle sweaters, The Row and Alanui turtlenecks, Versace logo knits and The Frankie Shop fuzzy mohair. Shop more in sweaters and turtlenecks.
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Puffer jackets for the village
Off the slopes, a down puffer is lighter and easier than a ski jacket. Moncler, Perfect Moment and Mackage make short down jackets, St. Agni a taffeta parka and Versace padded jackets. See every style in puffer jackets.
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Faux fur coats
A faux fur coat is the evening layer of the ski season, warm over a knit and a dress for dinner in the resort. The Frankie Shop, Simkhai, Magda Butrym, Rotate Birger Christensen and Essentiel Antwerp make faux fur coats in brown, black and leopard. Shop more in faux fur coats.
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Winter boots for the chalet and the village
Change out of ski boots into a boot with a grip sole for snowy streets and the walk to dinner. Max Mara makes cashmere and suede combat boots, Roger Vivier lug-sole booties, Brunello Cucinelli suede and knit boots and Aquazzura combat boots. These are town boots, not snow boots for deep powder. See more in boots.
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Hats, gloves and cashmere scarves
Finish the look with a beanie by Jacquemus, Khaite and Versace, cashmere and suede gloves by Nour Hammour and Brunello Cucinelli, ski mittens by Fusalp and a cashmere scarf by Brunello Cucinelli, Max Mara and Versace. Shop beanies and gloves.
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Men’s après-ski
For him, Moncler makes Polartec half-zips and wool polo necks, and Mackage shell and down ski jackets and ski pants. Shop men’s skiwear and men’s knitwear, and read our guide to men’s après-ski outfits.
Keep the ski jacket and the ski pants on for a mountain bar straight off the slopes, and add a beanie and sunglasses. For the chalet and the village, change into a Fair Isle and turtleneck knit, wide trousers and lug-sole boots, with a puffer and a faux fur coat over the top.
Is après-ski dressy?
It depends on the resort. A terrace bar at lunchtime is ski clothes and boots, while an evening in Courchevel, St. Moritz and Aspen is closer to smart casual: a cashmere knit, tailored trousers and good boots, and a sequin top and leather trousers for a late night.
Can you wear ski boots to après-ski?
Yes, at the bars on the mountain most people arrive in ski boots. For dinner and the village, change into winter boots with a grip sole, because ski boots are hard to walk in on snow and ice.
What is the difference between a ski jacket and a puffer jacket?
A ski jacket is built for the slopes, with a shell, a powder skirt, a hood that fits over a helmet and a pocket for a lift pass. A puffer jacket is a down jacket for the village and the city, warm and light but usually without the ski features.
What should you layer under a ski jacket?
Start with a thermal base layer, add a fleece and a light down mid-layer, then the ski jacket. Thin layers trap heat better than one thick sweater, and you can take one off when the sun comes out.
What do men wear to après-ski?
The same idea in a different cut: a shell ski jacket and ski pants on the mountain, then a wool polo neck, a half-zip and a down jacket in the village. Our guide to men’s après-ski outfits has full looks.
