Ski suits
Fresh snow, a blue sky, and you on the slopes. To enjoy it to the fullest, you need one thing: a ski suit that can keep up. A good ski suit keeps you warm, dry, and protected, from the first lift to the last run. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned skier, the right suit makes the difference between shivering in the cold and fully enjoying your day. Discover which ski suit fits you here.
One-piece vs. two-piece ski outfit: what suits you?
In winter sports, you have a choice: do you go for a complete one-piece ski suit, or do you combine a separate ski jacket with separate ski pants?
The one-piece ski suit
A one-piece ski suit is the ultimate protection on the slopes and forms an all-in-one outfit. The closed, waterproof construction leaves no gaps for wind or snow. Snow and cold stay out, you stay warm and dry. Especially in low temperatures and heavy weather conditions, this is the most functional choice.
The two-piece ski suit
A two-piece ski suit consists of a ski jacket and ski pants designed as a set. This gives you more flexibility. You can take off the jacket when it gets warmer, and the combination is more practical during a long day or a visit to the après-ski.
What should a good ski suit meet?
- Waterproof materials: A high water column (e.g., 20,000 mm) keeps snow and rain out.
- Breathability: An active skier sweats; breathable fabric wicks moisture away so you don't feel clammy.
- Insulation: High-quality materials provide warmth without being bulky or heavy.
- Windproof material: Essential for protection on open slopes at high altitudes.
Ski suits for women, men and children
A ski suit must fit the body perfectly. That is why Rehall ski suits are available in separate lines for women, men, and children.
Ski suits for women
A ski suit for women is tailored to the female silhouette. The cut gives you the freedom of movement you need on the slopes, while the fit remains snug enough to prevent bunching. High-quality women's ski suits combine style and functionality for an optimal experience. They are available in various colors to suit every taste.
Ski suits for men
A ski suit for men is built on freedom of movement and robustness. Whether you are exploring blue slopes as a beginner or flying down red and black runs as an advanced skier, the suit moves with you.
Ski suits for children
Children grow fast, and a ski suit for children takes that into account. Growth systems in sleeves and legs provide an extra season or two of life. Reinforced knee pads ensure the suit can withstand climbing and playing in the snow.
Choosing the right size
A poorly fitting ski suit gets in the way. Too tight and you have trouble moving; too loose and the cold has free play. Consult the size chart on the product page to find the perfect fit. Keep in mind that a ski suit is designed slightly roomier than daily clothing to accommodate thermal layers underneath.
What to wear under your ski suit?
Layering is key: Start with a base layer (thermal underwear) to wick away sweat. Add a mid-layer (fleece) for extra warmth. Your ski suit acts as the final protective layer against the elements.
Maintenance and care
Wash on a low cycle with mild detergent. Avoid fabric softener. After washing, dry in the dryer on a low setting to reactivate the DWR (Durable Water Repellency) coating. Use a re-impregnation spray after a few seasons to keep it like new.
