The slopes are calling, and we’ve got the best skiwear for your next trip

Bold, bright, and excellent quality? It must be Boden. This cosy, fleece-lined jacket will keep you warm and looking cool. The hood is completely helmet-compatible, and it also has thumb holes to keep your hands extra warm in your gloves.

Plus, it’s coated in BIO-FINISH technology, which makes it waterproof, and has tapered seams to keep the cold and wet out.

Go full rainbow with the matching pair of ski trousers, and a mini Boden version for your little one too.

Consider this high-quality, insulating ski jacket from Acr’teryx as a long-term investment. It’s made from GORE-TEX fabric, known for being waterproof, windproof, breathable, lightweight, and most importantly, durable, so it’s certainly made to last.

To get into the science of it, the fabric contains pores that are smaller than water droplets to make it waterproof, but larger than water vapour molecules, to keep things breathable so you don’t overheat. It also locks in warmth but keeps the cold out thanks to a slide n’ lock system.

These techy features come with a stylish finish. You’ll look professional no matter your level, even if you are reciting ‘pizza, chips’ as you make your way down the green slopes...

Look chic, sophisticated and cinched in at the waist as you make your way down the slopes in this black, fluffy-hooded belted jacket from Mountain Warehouse.

Good looks aside, the fabric is treated with a durable water-repellent finish that’s both snow-proof and breathable. You can also purchase a matching pair of trousers, for the full ‘fit.

Channel your inner snow angel with this sophisticated, high-shine puffer from Sweaty Betty. It has two fleece-lined pockets, one chest pocket, and an easy-to-access lift pass pocket, so you don’t have to check every other one before finding it.

The high-shine fabric looks good, but it’s also water-resistant and heat protective, so it’s extremely practical, too. You can also treat yourself to some salopettes and a crew neck in the same dreamy salt-blue colour way.

The North Face definitely knows a thing or two about creating outdoor apparel that lasts. This over-the-head anorak is a practical and smart bit of kit that you can zoom down the slopes in. The light-blue colourway means you’ll stand out against the snow, but there’s also a classic black version if you fancy a more 007 vibe.

The fabric is waterproof, windproof, and breathable to help you regulate your body temperature, and there’s a large outer pocket on the front for you to pop some energy gels or snacks in; the essentials.

The 1980s called; they want their shell suit back. Well, it’s a no from us as this one belongs firmly on the slopes. The bright colours are perfect for both style and visibility. What’s more, there’s an integrated goggle wipe to clear your lenses.

There are three layers to keep you warm, each coated in a Pertex shield, which makes the jacket lightweight, waterproof and breathable. Even the zippers are waterproof, so there’s no need to worry about leakage. The inner pocket is waterproof, too, so you can look after your electricals.

This flare-sleeved ski jacket is sure to turn heads while you fly down the slopes. Famed for its 80s-inspired silhouettes and star-emblem ski-wear, Perfect Moment Sports is the creme de la creme of cosy, technical and (perhaps most importantly, for some) stylish skiwear.

Our senior writer, Florence Reeves-White, has this jacket at home, and can attest to the brand's durability. “I only started skiing in my adult life, as my family were more sunny holiday seekers,” she says.

“I bought one of these second hand and it's basically the only thing that keeps me interested in going on ski trips – I may be the least proficient on the green runs (yeah, that bad), but I always win compliments for this cool coat.”

These trousers are fitted yet stretchy, so they won’t restrict your movement. The waistband looks great but it’s practical too, as it gives you more coverage and prevents any snow sneaking in.

They’re made from windproof WindWall fabric, which is designed to help release excess moisture and keep things at a comfortable temperature. In short, they’ll keep you toasty while being breathable. Win, win.

Sculpting skiwear? Yes please. Like the matching jacket, and all the Sweaty Betty range to be honest, these trousers will guarantee you’re the most stylish on the ski scene.

Not only do they look the part, but they boast important technical features to keep you comfortable, including a super stretchy, water-resistant fabric. They’re also a part of the brand’s HeatProtect collection, which is designed to ensure you stay warm in snowy environments.

H&M recently launched its StormWear range, which combines style and practicality. Take these padded trousers, which are made from ThermoMove technology, designed to keep the balance between being warmth and breathability.

We’re also big fans of the chocolate brown colourway and were wondering if we could get away with wearing them off the slopes too.

Helly Hansen has dominated the slopes for years thanks to its innovative, high-quality ski clothes. These ski trousers boast a “feminine and fitted silhouette” according to the brand and are made with a two-way stretch softshell fabric.

They’re flattering and functional and come in eight colours, offering something for everyone. The lilac ones are certain to add some edge to the sledge.

Instead of having to choose a separate ski jacket and trousers, opt for an all-in-one instead.

You’ll look like sunshine in a ski suit in this retro design from ASOS, which is padded for extra warmth and comes with a pair of matching gloves. It has you covered from your fingers to your toes.

This hoody is slightly thicker than your standard thermal and made from a proton material, which allows airflow through its mid layer insulation, while also being weather-resistant on the outside. It will keep you extra warm in cold conditions, making it a perfect option for laying underneath a shell jacket.

The eye-catching orange colourway will also look just as good on the streets as it will on the slopes.

Keep snug and sweat-free in this heat-regulating, snowflake-adorned top. It has a high neck to keep the wind out and long sleeves with thumb holes to protect your hands.

It’s also made with an anti-bacterial and sweat wicking material, so after all that traipsing up and down the slopes, you definitely won’t be a sweaty betty.

This certainly is a pretty little thermal, which means you probably won’t want to cover it up (but please do).

It’s made from soft cotton and has added thumb holes for extra comfort. It will keep you cosy when you’re skiing and look great when you’re relaxing back at the chalet.

This matching thermal set, complete with festive pattern and flattering fit, will make you want to ditch your ski trousers and jacket asap (again, please wait until after the skiing, though).

When on the slopes, they’ll keep you snug and cosy layered underneath your jacket. We love the knit-inspired set, but there’s also a gorgeous snow leopard design and more to choose from.

Whether you’re wearing them under your ski trousers in the Alps, or under your work trousers as you freeze through your commute to the office, a reliable pair of thermal leggings is a great investment.

These ones are made from silk, adding an additional layer of warmth and indulgent softness.