Ski Suits

Discover ski suits that take your send to the next level. Experience the game-changing features of our unique, high-quality one piece ski suits: thermal insulation technology, quick-dry layers, wrist gaiters and a waterproof outer shell that keeps you warm and dry on the mountain down to 20 degrees. These ski suits are as comfortable as they are convenient, with lift pass pockets and plenty of secret storage — in more than forty original prints across men's and women's, all designed by us.

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Ski Suits

It's All Uphill From Here

We caught word that your last ski suit choice wasn't your favorite. We can see why — you're a vibrant skier with a lot of experience, and you need a ski suit that shows off everything you can do. What's the sense in going pro if you're not showing off your shining personality as a secondary skill? This world needs color, and especially on snowy white mountaintops. Stand out in a women's or men's ski suit that brightens everyone's day on the mountain while keeping you comfortable, dry and feeling your best.

Why a One Piece Ski Suit at All

The case for a one piece is simple once you've skied in one. There's no gap at the waist, which means no snow down your back after a fall and no cold band across your middle on a windy chair. There's one zipper instead of a jacket-and-bib system to manage in a parking lot. It's warmer for the same weight of insulation because there's nowhere for heat to escape. And it's the single most recognizable thing on a mountain — your group will find you from the lift. We started making one piece ski suits when almost nobody else was, and we've spent the years since fixing the things that made vintage one-pieces annoying: the fit through the seat, the bathroom problem, and the drop-seat that never sealed.

Do You Ski What We Ski?

You're about to. Picture this: you, showing off on top of the mountain doing what you do best. All you need to make it real is a brand new ski suit of your own. Shop our collections of women's ski suits and men's ski suits to see every option before you pick a favorite. Match your snow buddy in the same print, or express yourself in a style that's entirely yours. Women's or men's, there's something for every personal style — and if your taste runs vintage, our retro ski suits are the neon, striped, straight-out-of-1987 end of the range.

Funky Meets Function

Our ski suits aren't only easy on the eye — first and foremost they're functional. Every suit is built from high-quality materials with a TipsyTech waterproof outer shell, an insulation layer for temperature control, a storm-proof hood, a lift pass pocket on the arm and a pass loop on the wrist, zippered hip pockets and a back pant pocket, plus mountain-tough waterproof zippers and built-in wrist gaiters to keep snow out. It's a no-stress choice: every men's and women's ski suit carries the same feature set, so all you have to do is pick your favorite print. Select styles — including the Need For Freeze, Space Racer and Fighter Pilot suits — ship with a matching helmet cover included.

Picking Your Print

Broadly, there are three ways to go. Loud and graphic — the Snow Leopard, Electric Zebra and Trail Howler suits are the ones strangers stop you about on the chairlift. Retro striped — vintage freestyle and Santa Fe Shredder styles, the look that made one-pieces famous in the first place. Metallic and iridescent — the Iridescent Ice Queen and Silver Bullet suits shift color in flat light and photograph unbelievably well. Then there are the costume-adjacent builds like the Santa Ski Suit, which exist for exactly one week in December and are worth every dollar that week.

Accessories

Want to make our ski suits even easier on the eyes? Accessorize. Protect those eyeballs with our 100% UVB snow goggles, keep your toes warm with insulated ski socks, and hold the heat in with a beanie. Everything you need is right here.

Kids' Ski Suits, Too

The suit that makes a mountain photo work is the one everybody in the group is wearing, so we build the same one-piece for the smaller skiers too. Shop our kids' ski suits when you want the whole family matching on the chairlift, and our kids' snow suits for the riders in the house. Same insulated build, same waterproof shell, same original prints scaled down — which means the family in the lift line is genuinely matched rather than approximately matched. A number of our adult prints have a kids' counterpart, so a parent-and-kid pair in the same design is usually doable.

Sizing and When to Buy

Men's ski suits run S through XXL and women's run XS through XL, cut to fit true to size over a base layer — you don't need to size up to layer, because the room is already built in. If you're between sizes and plan to wear a heavy mid-layer, take the larger one. On timing: ski suits are made in limited runs and we do not restock mid-season. The best selection is October through early December, and by January the most popular sizes in the best prints are usually gone for the year. If you see the suit you want in your size, that's the moment.

Ski Suits - FAQ
How much does a one piece ski suit cost, and why is yours less than the big brands?
Our ski suits are $299.95 to $329.95 depending on style, with helmet-cover styles at the top of that range. A comparable insulated one piece from a technical outerwear brand typically runs $600 to $1,200. We can price ours where we do because we design in-house and sell direct — there's no wholesale margin and no retailer markup stacked on top. The construction is real: waterproof TipsyTech shell, taped mountain-tough zippers, insulated to 20°F.

What's the difference between your ski suits and your snow suits?
Functionally, nothing — and we'd rather tell you that than let you wonder. The same insulated one-piece works identically for skiing and snowboarding, so the two collections exist to match how people search and shop: skiers look for a “ski suit,” snowboarders for a “snow suit.” Pick whichever page you like the prints on.

How do I go to the bathroom in a one piece ski suit?
The honest answer, and the one everyone wants before they buy: our suits use a full-length front two-way zipper, so you unzip from the bottom rather than getting out of the whole suit. It's the single design change that makes a one-piece practical for a full day of lifts and lodge stops, and it's why our customers who switched from a jacket-and-bib setup don't switch back.

Is a one piece ski suit warm enough for really cold days?
Yes — they're insulated and rated comfortable down to about 20°F with a base layer, and warmer than a two-piece at the same insulation weight because there's no gap at the waist for heat to escape or snow to get in. For genuinely brutal days, the storm hood and built-in wrist gaiters do most of the work; add a beanie and insulated ski socks and you're set. On a warm spring day, unzip partway — the two-way zipper doubles as temperature control.

What ski suit sizes do you offer?
Men's ski suits run S through XXL and women's run XS through XL. They're cut to fit true to size over a base layer, so there's no need to size up for layering. We're constantly working to expand sizing and fit across collections — if you don't see your size in a suit you want, it may already be in the works. Each product page carries the size chart for that specific style.

What's the difference in fit between a men's and women's ski suit?
The suits are the same technical build in both, cut true to size for each. The visible differences: men's styles use a buckle closure on the belt and have no fur on the hood, while women's use metal buttons on the belt and select styles have a fur-trimmed hood. Both are a fitted look on insulated fabric for a comfortable ride.

Can I wear a ski suit to snowboard?
Yes. A one piece ski suit and a snowboard suit are the same garment — same insulation, same waterproof shell, same features. Plenty of our customers ride in them, and the no-gap-at-the-waist advantage is arguably even bigger on a board, where you spend more time sitting in the snow.

What's unique about your ski suit collection?
A Tipsy Elves ski suit is built on high-quality insulated materials and packed with the features that matter — pockets, storm-proof hood, waterproof zippers, wrist gaiters — in designs unlike anything else on the mountain. Every print is drawn by our own design team, so you won't find these anywhere else. We were early to the one piece revival and we've been refining the same suits for years rather than reissuing someone else's pattern.

Do you make ski suits for kids?
We do. Our kids' ski suits and kids' snow suits are the same insulated one-piece as the adult versions — waterproof shell, storm hood, wrist gaiters — built in kids' sizing, and many of them share a print with an adult suit so a family can genuinely match. If you're buying for a growing kid mid-season, order true to size rather than sizing up: the room for a base layer is already built in.

What is the return policy for your ski suits?
We're almost certain you'll be happy with your ski suit, but things happen. If it's too big, too small, or just not what you expected, returns can be requested within 30 days of purchase and sent back in original, unworn condition. If you select Checkout+ at checkout, your return shipping is free; otherwise returns are paid. Full details are in the customer service FAQs linked in our site footer.