The Virgil Abloh-founded luxury brand reveals its latest ski collection, from jackets and pants to mirror-lens goggles and socks, for the fall and winter seasons.
Winter is coming. And whether you’re more excited for the thrill of a double black diamond or simply a champion of the aprés ski, Off-White has a new collection to keep your winter look dialed.
The Virgil Abloh-founded fashion label released its newest skiwear line that puts a psychedelic spin on winter activities. The collection includes pieces that will keep your look cold from head to toe while the rest of you stays warm.
The central pieces of this year’s release include a matching fuchsia and purple marbelized tie-dye jacket and ski pant set for men and a bib of the same design for women. The men’s kit includes the company’s signature arrow symbol emblazoned on the back of the jacket. The pants feature a button closure at the ankle and graphic hatching on the back of the calves.
Outdoor enthusiasts also have the choice of a range of complimentary accessories, from protective eyewear to socks. The Off-White offerings also include mirrored-lens goggles, which stick with the vibrant color theme and come in both yellow and green colorways. The bands also feature the brand’s signature “swimming face” logo. However, the brand stuck with the tie-dye for the corresponding gloves and socks.
The men’s collection is available on the Off-White website now, with women’s apparel open for pre-order and expected to ship on Oct. 28. Retail prices range from $115 to $4,040.
Notably, this is not the fashion brand’s first foray into skiwear. In 2018, Off-White linked with MYTHERESA.COM for a cold-weather collection that included jackets, leggings, gloves, and an oversized scarf. Also, as part of the brand’s first runway show following Abloh’s tragic death that included his final designs, Off-White showcased a ski coat in muted colors.
The collection is only the most recent in a series of sporting-centric apparel for the luxury brand. Last week, it inked an official partnership with reigning Serie A champions AC Milan, who share a home city with Off-White. The collaborations with the soccer club include both casual and formal ensembles to keep the Rossoneri looking sharper than sharp away from the pitch.
For now, the slopes are calling, and we must go.
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