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Bogner Zea Softshell Ski Overalls in Blue
The Bogner Zea Softshell Ski Overalls in Blue is a ski suit from the Autumn Winter 2026 collection of Fire+Ice, the younger Bogner line launched in 1989. Coveti stocks it in our Ski Suits edit, and every piece is checked for authenticity before it leaves us.
The Zea Softshell Ski Overalls is cut in 77% polyamide, 23% elastane. Details to note: slim fit, mid waist and softshell ski overalls with a slim fit. Technical points: breathable, water-repellent and 4-way stretch. Pack it for Courchevel, St. Moritz and Aspen alike.
Quick Facts
- Brand: Bogner, the Munich ski house founded in 1932
- Line: Fire+Ice, the younger Bogner line launched in 1989
- Product: Zea Softshell Ski Overalls in Blue
- Collection: Autumn Winter 2026
- Colour: Blue
- Material: 77% polyamide, 23% elastane with a three-layer membrane construction; lining 100% polyamide
- Size and fit: Cut in EU sizes 34 to 44, listed here in UK sizes (8 UK to 18 UK). Bogner’s own chart puts an EU 34 at a US 4 and a UK 8. The cut is slim.
- Origin: Designed by Bogner in Munich
- Authenticity: 100% authentic Bogner, verified by Coveti
- Delivery and duties: most regions ship Delivered Duty Unpaid, so local duties and taxes are payable on import.
How to Wear the Zea Softshell Ski Overalls in Blue
Wear the Zea Softshell Ski Overalls with a merino first layer and a fur-trim hat. For a second look, try a fine roll neck and ski goggles. Let one Bogner piece carry the outfit.
It moves from a morning on the piste to dinner in the village. Explore more in Ski Suits and the full Bogner edit, and see the luxury skiwear edit.
PRODUCT DETAILS
| Brand | Bogner |
| Line | Fire+Ice, the younger Bogner line launched in 1989 |
| Collection | Autumn Winter 2026 |
| Category | Ski Suits |
| Colour | Blue |
| Material | 77% polyamide, 23% elastane with a three-layer membrane construction; lining 100% polyamide |
| Size and fit | Cut in EU sizes 34 to 44, listed here in UK sizes (8 UK to 18 UK). Bogner’s own chart puts an EU 34 at a US 4 and a UK 8. The cut is slim. |
| Care | Specialist clean only: do not wash, tumble dry, iron and dry clean at home. Store on a wide hanger. |
| Origin | Designed by Bogner in Munich |
| Style code | 264-4490-8343-397 |
Bogner Ski Size Guide
Bogner sizes most of its clothing in EU confection sizes, listed here in UK sizes. On the Bogner chart an EU 34 is a US 4 and a UK 8, an EU 36 is a UK 10, an EU 38 a UK 12 and an EU 40 a UK 14. Base layers and jersey run in letter sizes, where an S matches an EU 36, and the jeans are sized by waist in inches. Bogner also cuts some ski trousers in long leg lengths, which Coveti does not list.
About Bogner
Bogner is the Munich ski and luxury sportswear house founded in 1932, when Willy Bogner opened a ski shop on the Schommerstrasse after a year learning the trade in Norway. In 1936 the German team wore a Bogner windbreaker at the Winter Olympics in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, and Bogner has dressed German Olympic skiers ever since. In 1948 Maria Bogner introduced stretch ski trousers with stirrups, a cut so widely copied that ski pants of that shape were simply called Bogners. Their son Willy Bogner Jr. raced for Germany and later filmed ski sequences for several James Bond films. Today the house runs three lines: Bogner, the luxury collection; Bogner Sport, the technical skiwear; and Fire+Ice, the younger line launched in 1989. The B-zip pull and the stirrup trouser are still its signatures.
“What I like about the Zea Softshell Ski Overalls is the detail. Look closely and it keeps rewarding you.”
Gemma Deeks, Fashion Editor at Coveti
How Bogner Compares
Shoppers looking at the Zea Softshell Ski Overalls in Blue often also consider Perfect Moment, Fusalp and Goldbergh. Perfect Moment is bold, colour-led skiwear from London, Fusalp brings Annecy tailoring to the slope, and Goldbergh is glamorous Dutch ski fashion. Bogner is the original: it has made ski clothes since 1932, introduced the stretch ski trouser and still dresses the German Olympic team, so the technical side is as strong as the look. Explore the full Bogner collection at Coveti.
SHIPPING AND AUTHENTICITY
Shipping & Authenticity
- Authenticity guaranteed: 100% authentic Bogner, verified by Coveti before dispatch.
- Express shipping worldwide by DHL Express and FedEx International Priority, insured and signature required.
- Duties: most regions ship Delivered Duty Unpaid, so local duties and taxes fall due on import. Full terms are in the logistics and returns protocol.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Bogner Zea Softshell Ski Overalls in Blue authentic?
Yes. Every Bogner piece sold by Coveti is 100% authentic and checked before dispatch, including the Zea Softshell Ski Overalls in Blue, style code 264-4490-8343-397.
What size should I order in the Zea Softshell Ski Overalls in Blue?
Bogner publishes no sizing correction for this piece, so take your usual size. On the Bogner chart an EU 36 is a UK 10 and a US 6.
What is the Zea Softshell Ski Overalls in Blue made of?
It is made in 77% polyamide, 23% elastane with a three-layer membrane construction; lining 100% polyamide. Specialist clean only: do not wash, tumble dry, iron and dry clean at home. Store on a wide hanger.
Is Bogner skiwear waterproof?
It depends on the piece. Bogner lists the technical points on each style, and Coveti repeats them in the description above. Its ski jackets and trousers use water-repellent, breathable fabrics, and many carry a membrane and seam sealing for wet snow days.
What is the difference between Bogner, Bogner Sport and Fire+Ice?
They are three lines of the same Munich house. Bogner is the luxury collection, Bogner Sport is the technical skiwear, and Fire+Ice is the younger line launched in 1989. This piece is from Fire+Ice, the younger Bogner line launched in 1989.
Where is this Bogner piece made?
Designed by Bogner in Munich. Bogner does not state a factory country on this piece, so Coveti names only where it is designed.
Does Coveti ship Bogner internationally?
Yes. Coveti ships Bogner worldwide by DHL Express and FedEx International Priority, insured and signature required. Most regions ship Delivered Duty Unpaid, so local duties and taxes are payable on import.
Last updated 19-Oct-26 | Curated & authenticated by Coveti
