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After skiing, you may need different layers from those worn on the descent. Compare jackets, jumpers and trousers for warmth and freedom; a ski graphic says nothing about weather protection.
Key points
Decide whether you will spend the evening indoors or outside.
Knit and plush keep you warm, but not dry in wet snow.
For skiing, check snow protection and weather specifications separately.
A warm outfit should remain comfortable when sitting down.
Bear in mindA thinner shirt often feels better than heavy insulation in heated rooms.
Spending time outside
ChooseWarm outer jacket
Bear in mindRead wind and water protection for the model instead of judging its appearance.
Relaxed evening
ChooseComfortable knitwear and trousers
Bear in mindWaist, collar and sleeves should remain comfortable during longer periods seated.
What to look for
Question
In brief
Why
How much warmth?
In briefMatch where you will be
WhyStanding outside calls for different clothing from a warm room. A fastening that opens easily helps with the transition.
Which cut?
In briefTry your layers together
WhyShort jackets and long jumpers can bunch up at the hem. Try your intended outfit while sitting and bending forwards.
Which fabric?
In briefRead care instructions first
WhyWool, faux fur and coated fabrics need different treatment. Not every statement garment can go in a washing machine.
Common questions
Can I ski in après-ski clothing?
Only if it actually has the equipment for that use. A fashion jacket or knitted jumper is not automatically windproof or waterproof. Check snow skirts, cuffs and the stated protective properties individually before using it on the slopes.
Are plush jackets always warm enough outdoors?
Not always. How warm one feels outside depends on lining, wind resistance and the layers beneath. For a long evening outdoors, check the construction details.
What helps when moving between outdoors and indoors?
An outer layer you can take off and a top that does not overheat you in a warm room. A suitable jacket over lighter clothes is often easier to regulate than several thick layers. Consider where you will put the jacket during the evening too.
What matters in trousers after a ski day?
A comfortable waistband and room at hips and knees make sitting easier. Cord trousers are not ski trousers and do not automatically protect against wet snow. Choose for your planned walk and change footwear when needed for outside conditions.
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