Clothing & Race Wear
From ski jackets to pants, salopettes and post-race wear, we’ve got a huge range of skiing clothes to keep you toasty and warm on and off the slopes. Show your love for the sport with branded après-ski wear, change in dignity from anywhere with a Dryrobe, and speed down the course in an aerodynamic ski suit. We sell ski clothing for both adults and children from beloved skiing brands like Dynastar, POC, Falke, Halti, HEAD, and Fischer.
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Coaching Pant
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Disegna Children Thermals Set
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Diston Cut Resistant Joggers for Dry Slope Ski
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Diston WC Cut Resistant Bottoms Junior Unisex – FIS 3 Star
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Diston WC Cut Resistant Bottoms Men – FIS 3 Star
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Diston WC Cut Resistant Bottoms Women – FIS 3 Star
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Diston WC Cut Resistant Top Junior Unisex – FIS 3 Star
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Diston WC Cut Resistant Top Men – FIS 3 Star
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Diston WC Cut Resistant Top Women – FIS 3 Star
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DryRobe Advance Long Sleeve – Black Camo
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DryRobe Advance Long Sleeve – Black Camo Pink
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DryRobe Advance Long Sleeve – Black/Blue
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DryRobe Advance Long Sleeve – Burnt Orange
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DryRobe Advance Long Sleeve – Contrast Batik Blue
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DryRobe Advance Long Sleeve – Deep Sea Blue Sand Camo
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DryRobe Advance Long Sleeve – Mosaic Palm
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DryRobe Advance Long Sleeve – Pink Light Grey
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DryRobe Advance Long Sleeve – Stone
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Dryrobe Advance Long Sleeve Changing Robe – Blue Camo Blue
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Dryrobe Advance Long Sleeve Changing Robe – Blue Camo Orange
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What should I look for in an FIS race suit?
An FIS race suit should meet the current regulations for aerodynamic performance. They should be made from an appropriate material that wouldn’t offer an unfair competitive advantage and will be marked with the FIS approved logo (usually on the label). We offer race-ready skiing skins from FIS approved brands, including POC and Extreme.
Do I need specific base layers for ski racing?
We recommend merino wool baselayers or synthetic materials, as these fabrics regulate temperature and wick moisture to help you retain warmth. Ideally, good-quality base layers should have flat seams to prevent pinching, be flexible for comfortable movement, and feel form-fitting to improve aerodynamic performance. We love Falke brand base layers – they also make excellent ski socks.
How tight should a ski race suit fit?
A race suit should offer a tight but comfortable fit with no bunching fabric. It should feel form-fitting but without limiting movement, like a second skin. You should be able to comfortably squat into a tuck position and have a full range of motion.
If you’re between race suit sizes, pick a size down, as too much loose fabric will create drag and reduce performance, impacting your times. If you need help choosing a ski race suit, you’re welcome to visit us in our Sheffield ski shop. We advise bringing your boots and wearing your base layers for an accurate fitting.
How do I choose the right size DryRobe?
DryRobes are massively popular at races and events. Not only do they provide a convenient way to change clothes with dignity and warmth, but they also help improve performance by keeping racers warm between runs, ensuring your muscles stay warm.
It’s not just racers who love DryRobes; ski parents, coaches and spectators all love DryRobe. It’s useful in everyday life for any and all outdoor activities thanks to the waterproof and windproof properties.
To choose the right size DryRobe, measure your height. DryRobes are designed for an oversized fit to let you pull your arms inside for changing, so if you’re between sizes, go up from your usual size. If you’re just looking to wear a DryRobe as a normal coat, then size down.


















