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Ski clothes for the whole family

This page brings all our ski clothes together in one place – for women, men and kids. Think of it as your starting point: use it to work out what you need to pack for the ski trip, then head into the category that suits you.

Skiing from Ireland nearly always means flying out to the Alps, Andorra or further afield, so most of us have to get everything sorted before we leave. Good ski wear doesn't have to cost a fortune, but it does need to keep you warm and dry from the first lift to the last run.

Dress in layers

The warmest ski clothing isn't necessarily the thickest. Most skiers dress in three layers, each with its own job. That way you can take a layer off when the sun comes out and put it back on for the chairlift.

  • Base layer: ski underwear in merino wool or synthetic fabric moves sweat away from your skin, so you stay dry and warm.
  • Mid layer: a fleece, a ski jumper or a thin down jacket holds the warmth in under your outer layer.
  • Outer layer: your ski jacket and ski pants protect you against wind, snow and rain. Waterproofing is given as hydrostatic head in mm, and breathability in g/m²/24h.

Find the right type of ski wear

Ski jackets and ski pants

Jacket and pants are the foundation of your ski gear. You can choose insulated models that keep you warm even on cold days, or shell models without padding that you combine with a mid layer. See all ski jackets and ski pants for the whole family.

Ski suits

A two-piece ski suit with a jacket and pants that match is often cheaper than buying the pieces separately. For women we also have one-piece ski suits, where no snow can get in at the waist.

Thermals and mid layers

Your base layer sits closest to your body and matters more for warmth than many people think. Merino wool keeps you warm even when it gets damp and doesn't start to smell as quickly. Synthetic fabrics dry fast and are hard-wearing. Over your thermals, a fleece or ski jumper adds an extra warm layer.

Gloves, hats, neck warmers and ski socks

It's usually your hands, feet and face that feel the cold first. A good pair of ski gloves or mittens, a beanie or headband that fits under your helmet, a neck warmer and a pair of merino ski socks make a big difference on a cold day on the chairlift.

What to pack for a week on the slopes

If it's your first ski holiday, the list can look long. Here's a simple checklist for one person:

  • Ski jacket and ski pants (or a ski suit)
  • Two sets of thermals
  • One or two mid layers
  • Ski gloves or mittens, plus a thin pair of liner gloves
  • Three pairs of ski socks
  • Beanie or headband and a neck warmer
  • Ski goggles and a helmet – buy or hire

Pack your ski jacket, a set of thermals and your goggles in your hand luggage if you can. If your suitcase arrives a day late, you can still get out on the mountain.

Brands and sizes

We stock ski clothing from many of the brands you'll recognise from the slopes, including Helly Hansen, 2117 of Sweden, Scott, Kilpi, Whistler, Didriksons and Kari Traa. The range runs from good-value basics to technical models for people who ski a lot. If you need bigger sizes, we also have ski clothes all the way up to 7XL.

Buy your ski clothes from Skisport

We've sold ski clothing online since 2003 and ship every order quickly from our warehouse in Denmark.

Delivery to Ireland normally takes 4-6 business days with DPD or GLS.

You get a price guarantee on our ski clothes and a 14-day right of return, so you can try everything on at home.