Our comprehensive women's ski and snow base layer collections provide everything needed for resort skiing, freeride progression, and backcountry adventures. From high-warmth merino wool tops to breathable synthetic bottoms, these coordinated systems ensure optimal comfort, mobility, and moisture management throughout varying mountain conditions and activity levels.

Discover Essential Snow Base Layers

Snow gear systems require dedicated next-to-skin layers that work seamlessly with your insulation and outerwear for comprehensive thermal regulation and optimal comfort during skiing and snowboarding adventures.

Moisture-Wicking Thermal Tops

A technical base layer top provides critical moisture management and thermal regulation during dynamic mountain movement. Engineered with high-performance synthetic fibers or premium merino wool, these long-sleeve crews and zip-necks pull sweat away from the skin to prevent chilling during freezing chairlift rides, ensuring you stay warm and dry all day.

Insulating Base Layer Bottoms

Snow gear setups depend on high-stretch leggings and boot-cut bottoms that deliver foundational warmth without restricting lower-body mobility. Featuring low-profile flatlock seams and comfortable wide waistbands, these specialized bottoms layer cleanly beneath ski pants and bibs without bunching or chafing over long days on the hill.

Merino Wool vs. Synthetic Fabrics

Choosing the right next-to-skin foundation depends heavily on your output level. While premium merino wool options offer natural, long-lasting odor resistance and excellent temperature regulation for colder resort days, advanced synthetic fabrics dry much faster—making them the ideal choice for high-exertion backcountry touring.

Ergonomic Women's Fit

Complete snow gear systems require base layers patterned specifically for the female form. Our women's thermal tops and bottoms utilize articulated mapping and gusseted zones that hug the body comfortably, trapping essential core warmth while allowing absolute freedom of movement as you charge through variable terrain.

How to Layer Your Next-to-Skin System

Snow gear utilises proven layering principles that optimise comfort and performance across varying mountain conditions and activity levels. This systematic approach allows precise temperature control by adjusting layers as conditions and exertion levels change throughout mountain adventures, ensuring optimal comfort from first chair to last run.

• Base Layer: Choose moisture-wicking next-to-skin layers that manage perspiration and provide foundational warmth against the legs during extended skiing activities.
• Mid Layer: Select a low-profile fleece or insulated pant that provides breathable warmth without bulk, allowing easy temperature regulation during deep winter chairlift rides.
• Outer Layer: Layer with GORE-TEX ski pants or shell bibs that provide waterproof protection and absolute wind resistance while maintaining breathability during high-output snow sports.
• Essential Protection: Explore reinforced touring pants with built-in RECCO® reflectors and dedicated beacon loops to ensure you are fully equipped for backcountry safety.