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Overalls & Snow Suits
A one-piece suit has no gap between jacket and trousers, so no snow gets down the back when you fall. For toddlers, choose an insulated snowsuit. Women's ski suits come as shells or with down.
Key points
- One piece: no snow down the back.
- Kids: insulated, 10,000 mm or more, no cords.
- Adults: a shell plus layers, or down.
Which suit for which use?
| Use | Choice | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Toddlers, sledging, play | ChoiceKids' snowsuit | LimitAwkward on the toilet |
| Piste, powder, spring | ChoiceShell ski suit | LimitCold without a mid-layer |
| Very cold, dry days | ChoiceDown ski suit | LimitLoses warmth when wet |
| Autumn, rain, mud | ChoiceRain suit | LimitLittle warmth in the snow |
Types compared
Kids' snowsuit
Insulated, one piece for playing.
- Advantage: No snow down the back
- Drawback: Awkward on the toilet
Women’s ski suit
One-piece cut for ski days; check freedom of movement and comfort during stops.
- Advantage: No open gap at the lower back
- Drawback: Less convenient for toilet stops
What to check before you buy
| Question | In short | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Insulated or shell? | In shortKids: insulated | WhyKids stand around and play a lot, and an insulated snowsuit keeps them warm without another layer. A shell suit is unlined: you manage warmth underneath with fleece or base layers. |
| What waterproof rating does it need? | In short10,000 mm or more | WhyKids sit and kneel in the snow. 10,000 mm and taped seams keep bottoms, knees and elbows dry. |
| Which size should I buy? | In shortBy height | WhyKids' sizes match height in centimetres. The suit should not pull tight when your child bends or squats. Many kids' suits have foot straps that keep the legs over the shoes. |
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose the size?
Use measured height and the brand’s chart. Try bending your knees and raising your arms.
One piece or jacket and trousers?
A one-piece closes the gap at the back. Separates are easier for changing weather and toilet stops.
What goes underneath?
Base layers and, if needed, a thin midlayer. A heavily insulated suit needs fewer added warm layers.
How should I dry the suit?
Follow the care label. Let sleeves and legs dry fully inside before storage.
Last updated: October 2026
Who is the suit for?
Toddlers
For toddlers, choose an insulated snowsuit with 10,000 mm, foot straps and reflectors. Up to size 134, the hood has no cords.
- Insulated
- 10,000 mm or more
- Sized by height in cm
Women
For the piste, choose a shell ski suit and manage warmth underneath. With down, it is made for very cold, dry days.
- Shell or down
- Fitted waist
- Two-way zip
Mud and rain
For rain and mud, choose a waterproof overall with sealed seams. Check the lining on the exact model and adjust the layers underneath to the temperature.
- Sealed seams
- Check the lining
- Secure hems at the boots
Ski lessons
Try the suit with bent knees and raised arms. Reinforced knees and hems protect high-wear areas, while stirrups keep the hems in place.
- Movement check
- Reinforced hems
- Hem fits over boots
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