Our edit of ski thermals doubles up for both active wear at altitude and casual wear in icy conditions anywhere. Layering thin knits helps trap in the heat and keep you warm without overheating. Don’t get caught out in the cold. Check out what we're wearing on the slopes this year.
Sweaty Betty
Modal High Neck Base Layer Top £ 60, now £48
Sweaty Betty are masters in high performance base layers for both on and off the slopes. This is the brand's ultimate base layer top made from anti-bacterial technical fabric. It's super lightweight, seamless, stretchy and soft for all-day comfort on the slopes. The layer is part of the innovative HeatProtect collection with a ‘Base’ rating for temperature-regulating and sweat-wicking protection in all elements.
Winternational
Sloobie Telluride Thermal Base Layer Leggings in Black, £125, now £99
Winternational is home to some of the chicest skiwear on the planet. If you see something you like, we recommend that you snap it up right away as collections move fast. Sloobie luxury women's ski thermals not only keep you insulated from the cold but have the benefit of integrated shape wear making these leggings fit like a glove.
Perfect Moment
PM x Dede Johnston 1/4 Zip Base Layer Top, £195
For cash rich, fashion-conscious skiers, there’s really just one ski brand to know. Perfect Moment, with its fun prints, metallic and colour-blocked skiwear is nailing the luxury activewear market. This designer thermal quarter-zip top is crafted from advanced moisture-wicking fabrics allowing sweat to evaporate through the fabric. Pair with matching print leggings for real commitment.
Birdie London
Under-Birdie Base Layer, £75
The beauty of all Birdie London warm layers is that while perfect for low impact sports like skiing, the subtle coloured tops look elegant with jeans. Thin enough to layer without bulking up, they’re made from 100 per cent fine merino wool allowing the body to breathe.
Snow + Rock
Toni Sailer Sports Women's Wieka Print Half Zip Top, £249
This premium slim-fit layer is designed for high-performance and sophisticated style. Whether you're carving down the slopes or planning on just enjoying the snow, this versatile half zip top seamlessly combines luxury and practicality, making it a must-have addition to your cold-weather gear.
Snow Finel
Women's Wengen Ski Jumper- Navy and Pink Sleeve Stripe, £160
Only the best will do for GB Olympic skiers like Chemmy Alcott who stays warm and cosy wearing merino wool base layers by Snow Finel. Easy to spot with neon or monochrome zips and stripes, these tops have been tested in the mountains for perfect temperature regulation whatever the weather.
Decathlon
WEDZE Women’s thermal base layer, BL TOP 500 half-zip - White, £19.99
This ski top has a pleasingly low price tag. Its large half-zip opening provides adjustable ventilation, while its two materials combine warmth and stretch for greater freedom of movement.
Slope Off London
Protest Mala Women’s Mid Layer, now £40
Slope Off London sells a well edited and reasonably priced capsule collection of the ‘latest and greatest’ ski wear. Stand out pieces include this quick drying thermal layer with mesh panels by Protest, a trustworthy ski brand.
Snow + Rock
Spyder Women's Shimmer Bug Half Zip Fleece, £90
While marketed as skiwear, much of Spyder’s fleeces and mid layers double up as stylish sport or casual wear for throughout the seasons. You can't go wrong with Spyder's original Shimmer Bug Half Zip in cosy velour fleece, available in a number of colours.
