Ski jackets
Dress for skiing at Glisshop
Because reliable equipment is essential, Glisshop has put together an extensive selection of women’s ski jackets, men’s ski jackets and children’s ski jackets, ensuring the whole family is properly protected. Every jacket and pair of ski trousers we offer has been carefully selected to provide the best possible protection from cold, wind and moisture. Most of these technical garments feature waterproof, breathable membranes such as Gore-Tex.
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The Picture Parker Tobacco men's ski jacket combines recycled softshell, Dryplay 10K/10K membrane and practical features for mountain comfort.
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£294.80
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The Picture Seen women's ski jacket combines recycled materials, 20K/20K membrane and practical mountain features for reliable comfort on the slopes.
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£175.91
The Picture Basement Camel Coffee ski jacket provides the protection you need to ski or snowboard comfortably and stay dry all day.
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£175.91
The Picture Basement Olivine ski jacket delivers excellent protection from moisture with its 10K/10K Dryplay membrane and recycled fabric.
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£175.91
The Picture Basement Vapor Grey ski jacket keeps you comfortable on resort days, whatever the conditions.
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£131.91
The Cossmo Camel Coffee boys' ski jacket from Picture provides effective protection from the cold and moisture during days on the slopes.
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£307.91
The Picture Exa Black women’s ski jacket combines waterproofness, insulation and eco-design for making the most of off-piste adventures.
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£307.91
The Picture Exa women’s ski jacket in Halogen Blue delivers reliable protection for resort and off-piste skiing.
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£263.91
The Picture Felnor Olivine ski jacket keeps skiers comfortable and protected on snowy days on the slopes.
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£263.91
Picture’s Felnor Vintage Indigo ski jacket delivers excellent waterproofing with its Dryplay 20K/20K membrane and recycled fabric.
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£219.91
The Picture Nitric Camel Coffee ski jacket delivers reliable, eco-designed protection for making the most of every day on the slopes.
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£219.91
The Picture Nitric Grape Leaf ski jacket combines eco-conscious design with a 10K/10K Dryplay membrane for protection and comfort on the slopes.
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£219.91
The Picture Nitric Ridding Spot Print ski jacket features a Dryplay 10K/10K membrane for waterproof, breathable protection on the slopes.
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£307.91
The Picture Object Pure Cashmere ski jacket keeps you well protected on resort runs and off-piste powder days.
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£307.91
The Picture Object Shitake ski jacket offers reliable protection on resort runs and in powder, even in extreme conditions.
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£307.91
The Picture Object Vapor Grey ski jacket delivers reliable weather protection thanks to its Dryplay 20K/20K membrane.
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£211.11
The Picture Rina Pure Cashmere women’s ski jacket delivers excellent waterproof protection with its Dryplay 10K/10K membrane.
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£263.91
The Zoya Shrub Print women’s ski jacket by Picture delivers superior moisture protection with its Dryplay 20K/20K membrane.
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An extensive selection for men and women
At Glisshop, we offer a range of jackets tailored to the specific needs of male and female skiers and snowboarders alike. They feature a ventilation system, a powder skirt, insulation and, in short, everything you need for great days on the mountain.
Performance... with style
Whether you are looking for a good ski jacket for the resort or a more technical model for freeriding, the technical features of our garments ensure optimum protection while giving you plenty of style on the slopes. Our selection delivers excellent comfort without compromising performance, so you can focus solely on enjoying your skiing or snowboarding.
Millet, Rossignol, Picture, Colmar... A wide choice of brands
Explore all our models and find your dream ski garment among our must-have brands:
Alongside ski jackets, you can also browse our complete range of technical apparel in our winter sports clothing department.
Choosing a ski jacket for your preferred discipline
If you are an occasional skier who mainly heads out on sunny days, you do not need a ski jacket offering extremely high levels of waterproof protection and insulation. Most ski and snowboard jackets are versatile enough for both the ski area and the backcountry. For park riders, there are anorak-style jackets, hoodies and parkas. Freeride skiers and snowboarders tackling deep powder, as well as ski tourers and splitboarders, can choose from ski jackets and trousers designed for these different disciplines, keeping them warm and dry whatever the conditions. At Glisshop, you will find complete collections for men, women and children, with options to suit as many people as possible.
The three-layer system: base layer, down jacket or fleece, and ski jacket
Weather conditions in the mountains can change very quickly. Even when the weather appears settled, a blue sky can suddenly fill with thick cloud that rapidly shrouds the terrain and obscures all your landmarks. It can take only a short time for your surroundings to change completely.
Contrary to popular belief, simply piling on layer after layer of clothing is not enough to keep warm in the mountains. The answer is the simple yet effective three-layer system. Three layers, yes, but not just any three. Here is how it works.
The first layer should be a technical base layer, worn next to the skin without necessarily being skin-tight. Made from synthetic fibres, merino wool or a carefully selected blend of the two, it wicks perspiration away without causing a chilling sensation. This is why cotton should be avoided.
The second layer, also known as the mid-layer, provides insulation from the cold. Depending on the conditions, this could be a fleece, which is usually made from synthetic materials. It could also be an insulated jacket filled with synthetic fibres or natural down.
The third layer protects you from the elements. This is your ski jacket, which must be waterproof and breathable as well as windproof.
Ski jacket waterproofing
Gone are the days of huge, bulky anoraks and jackets. Leading brands now offer highly functional ski and snowboard clothing equipped with cutting-edge technology. Lightweight, waterproof, breathable and insulated, these new-generation ski jackets bear little resemblance to their predecessors. Who has not heard of Gore-Tex membranes? Although the brand dominated this field for many years, numerous other membrane technologies have since emerged. Innovation shows no sign of slowing down, and we are always delighted to showcase the latest developments each season, or almost every season.
These waterproof and breathable membranes offer varying waterproof ratings to suit different activities. Ratings include 5,000 mm, 10,000 mm, 15,000 mm, 20,000 mm and even 28,000 mm or more. The principle is simple: the membrane is made from a microporous material with pores of a precise diameter. These microscopic openings are too small for water droplets to pass through, yet large enough to allow moisture vapour to escape. This keeps out snow, rain and sleet while allowing perspiration to be released. It is remarkably effective.
Washing your Gore-Tex ski jacket
For a waterproof and breathable membrane to work correctly, its pores must remain clear and the fabrics must be clean. You therefore need to clean your ski jacket from time to time. It can safely be machine washed, provided you follow the specified temperature. Always adhere carefully to the brand’s instructions on one of the care labels sewn inside the garment. When putting your ski jacket in the washing machine, consider adding a Gore-Tex reproofing treatment to restore the water-repellent properties of the outer fabric.
Freeride ski jackets, ski touring jackets and more: make the right choice with Glisshop, the winter sports specialist
If you go freeriding or ski touring, you may already have noticed this phenomenon. In particularly severe weather, your jacket may become covered in an increasingly thick, even layer of white frost. This simply means your insulated outerwear is doing its job and efficiently transferring perspiration to the outside. In intense cold, the water vapour immediately freezes on the surface. This frozen layer must be removed so that your technical jacket or coat retains its full breathability.
Every ski jacket has two key specifications: a waterproof rating and a breathability rating. Both are crucial when selecting a model suited to your discipline. For downhill skiing, you can opt for a mid-range jacket. However, if you enjoy freeriding or are into ski touring, it is best to choose a model with excellent waterproofness and a high level of breathability.
Choosing a snowboard jacket
Membrane waterproof rating and breathability are just as important for snowboarding as they are for skiing. Most ski jackets can therefore also be used for snowboarding. Besides providing protection, they must be practical, allowing you to ride comfortably in the best possible conditions without restricting your freedom of movement. Snowboard jackets and ski jackets with a lining or insulation are particularly comfortable.
Whether snowboarding or skiing, choosing a jacket with plenty of pockets can make a real difference. An increasing number of models feature a lift-pass pocket on the forearm or shoulder, a waterproof chest pocket and internal compartments for your smartphone and goggles. Some even include a microfibre cloth for cleaning your sunglasses and goggle lens.
Whether you ski or snowboard, we recommend choosing an adjustable hood that is compatible with a ski helmet. There is no shortage of options. We highlight them in every product description to help you make the right choice.