The best base-layers for spring skiing
Main photography: Brian Galloway
Other: Markos Mant, Michael Shannon, Laura Vinck, Katie Moum, Ant Rozetsky
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Main photography: Brian Galloway
Other: Markos Mant, Michael Shannon, Laura Vinck, Katie Moum, Ant Rozetsky
How to translate your base layers from snow-covered mountains to winter city style? Introducing our style edit straight from the heart of New York City - the ultimate guide to transitioning your favourite layers from ski resort to city chic.
Welcome to the exclusive list of this year’s hotspots for winter retreats - the French Edition. The ultimate guide of where to go, what to do, where to eat, and what to wear with a couple of hidden gems you might never have heard of…
Megan is based in Park City, Utah and spends her winter months traveling as the Alpine Communications Manager for the U.S. Ski Team (men and women's alpine.)
Rewind 2 weeks & you would have found us nestled amongst our activewear, fitness and wellness family at balance festival 2019. We loved seeing old friends,meeting new ones and spreading the word of H. Holderness #frompistetoparty
Who doesn’t love spring skiing? Long lunches, on mountaintop terraces, soft snow, and sun kissed cheeks, rosé (advisable) and thermal base-layes (essential).
Wondering who our beautiful new model is? Let us introduce you to Katy Misson.
For those graduates longing for a taste of the University ski life, Shred Ski has heard your prayers. Welcome to the first ski week of its kind - based on the traditional university ski week model but adapted to the needs and desires of us graduates.
It’s not everyday we can get out on the mountain, but with the right picture you can almost feel the fresh alpine air rushing back into your lungs. For those in need of their photographic-fix, we caught up with friend and photographer - Wij Travers - to chat all things skiing, snow and shooting on the slopes.
We went on a 700 mile journey to find the perfect location for our latest photoshoot.
The story begins in the French Alps. Founder, Henrietta, noticed that there weren’t base-layers that girls wanted to wear. Instead, the women she was skiing with were choosing to wear their gym leggings in lieu of ‘traditional’ wooly thermals because they wanted to wear the same thing from breakfast to bed - piste to party.