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Ski Clothing

For the first time, the Schöffel Ski collection is now available to purchase directly from Schöffel Country. Explore expertly crafted ski clothing and performance layers, designed for exceptional comfort, warmth and performance on the slopes. Whether you're an experienced skier or planning your first trip, this collection delivers protection where it counts and elegance where it matters.

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Ski

Women's Pine Ski Pants

Nordic• 3 colours

£210

£210
Ski

Women's Lufeld Ski Pants

Nordic• 2 colours

£500

£500
Ski

Women's Lufeld Ski Pants

Gem Jade• 2 colours

£500

£500
Ski

Women's Trifex Ski Jacket

Electric Sky• 4 colours

£399

£399
Ski

Women's Caldirola Jacket

Electric Sky• 3 colours

£599

£599
Ski

Women's Caldirola Jacket

Scarlet Red• 3 colours

£599

£599
Ski

Women's Trifex Ski Jacket

Nordic• 4 colours

£399

£399
Ski

Women's Pine Ski Pants

Gem Jade• 3 colours

£210

£210
Ski

Men's Pontre Shell Jacket

Dark Jade

£450
Ski

Men's Pontre Insulated Jacket

Black

£250
Ski

Men's Trevalli Ski Pants

Navy Blazer

£400
Ski

Men's Mountet Pants

Black

£350
Ski

Men's Lufeld Pants

Nordic• 2 colours

£499

£499
Ski

Men's Pontre Fleece Jacket

Nordic

£140
Ski

Men's Lufeld Shell Jacket

Nordic• 2 colours

£600

£600
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Men's Pine Pants

Black• 3 colours

£210

£210
Ski

Men's Skuta Jacket

Allporta

£599

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Functional and performance driven ski clothing

Our ski wear is designed to perform in challenging alpine conditions; offering weatherproof protection, thermal insulation, and unrestricted movement. From jackets with sealed seams and powder skirts to trousers built with stretch panels and breathable membranes, each piece is crafted to support your time on the mountain without compromising on comfort or style.

What to look for in clothes for skiing

When choosing ski clothing, look for waterproof and windproof outer layers, insulation suited to your skiing conditions, and breathable fabrics that wick away moisture. Adjustable hoods, secure pockets, snow gaiters, and articulated fits are also key for comfort and functionality. Prioritise performance features without sacrificing quality or a refined look.

How to layer clothing for skiing

Layering correctly is essential for comfort on the slopes. Start with a base layer that wicks moisture, followed by a mid-layer like a fleece or insulated gilet for warmth. Finish with a waterproof, breathable jacket or ski shell to protect against the elements. This system keeps your body temperature regulated from first lift to final run.

How to wash ski clothes

To prolong the performance and life of your ski clothing, always follow the care label. Use a technical detergent (not fabric softener) designed for waterproof fabrics, and wash on a gentle cycle. Reproofing sprays or washes can restore water resistance over time. Ensure garments are fully dry before storing, ideally in a cool, breathable space. Be aware this is a general guide and you should always refer to the care label on the individual garment.