Best Ski Clothes and Accessories to Pack

A ski jacket is a must. This one earns bonus points thanks to its chic embroidery and easy to slip on and off zipper.

Layering is essential, and I will never ski without Uniqlo’s Heattech shirt’s underneath my suit. These base layers are made from a high-density fabric that helps the body insulate heat.

My kids have been wearing Izipi sunglasses for years as they are extremely durable and stylish. So when they launched ski goggles this year, I couldn’t wait to try them, and they have not disappointed! They are lightweight and look great on all of us, which makes for some really cute family photos on the ski lift.

Every member of my family loves these pants for their fit and warm fleece lining. Since first discovering the brand a while back, I have never bothered to try another brand. They are flattering and still look brand new even after years of wear.

While out on the slopes, your feet will thank you for investing in high-quality socks. Falke’s design includes a moisture-wicking fabric tmixed with merino wool o keep feet dry and warm.

With multiple compartments designed perfectly for skiing, all of your carry-on nightmares are solved with this innovative bag.

If you’re looking for something that can easily be pulled from the terminal to your lodge, Patagonia’s duffel will answer your prayers.

Another constant favorite in the sock department, these Bombas socks come with arch support for added comfort.

Added protection is important on the slopes. Giro’s beloved helmet is the extra cushion you’ll need during any inevitable slips.

Bringing the snowboard with you has never been easier. Plus, the abrasion-resistant fabric on this one will hold up to wear and tear.