
MEC
Toaster Bib Pants - Children

MEC
Toaster Bib Pants - Children

Kombi
B3 Velvet Fleece Set - Children

MEC
T3 Base Layer Long Sleeve Top - Women's

MEC
T3 Base Layer Long Sleeve Top - Men's

Kombi
Merino Mix Pro Long Bottoms - Youths

Kombi
Merino Mix Pro Crew Top - Youths

MEC
Waterproof Revolution Over-Mitt - Unisex

MEC
Icefields Down Hooded Jacket - Men's

Arc'teryx
Atom Hoodie - Men's

Patagonia
Better Sweater Jacket - Men's

Arc'teryx
Atom Hoodie - Women's

Patagonia
Nano-Air Light Hoodie - Women's

Arc'teryx
Atom SL Hoodie - Men's

Patagonia
Nano-Air Light Hoodie - Men's

MEC
Icefields Down Hooded Jacket - Women's

Smartwool
Smartloft Hybrid Jacket - Women's

MEC
Northern Light Hoodie - Women's

Patagonia
Better Sweater Jacket - Women's

MEC
Northern Light Hoodie - Men's

Smartwool
Classic Thermal Merino Base Layer Crew - Men's

MEC
Synergy Gore-Tex Jacket - Women's

Smartwool
Classic Thermal Merino Base Layer Crew - Women's

Smartwool
Classic Thermal Merino Base Layer Bottom - Women's

Mammut
Broad Peak Insulated Hooded Jacket - Women's

Arc'teryx
Delta Jacket - Women's

Mammut
Broad Peak Insulated Hooded Jacket - Men's

Smartwool
Classic Thermal Merino Base Layer Bottoms - Men's

Arc'teryx
Cerium Hoodie - Women's

Patagonia
Down Sweater - Men's

MEC
Synergy HD Gore-Tex Jacket - Men's

MEC
T2 Merino Base Layer Long Sleeve Top - Women's

The North Face
Yumiori Off Peak Full Zip Jacket - Women's

The North Face
Freedom Bibs - Men's

The North Face
Freedom Bibs - Women's

MEC
Tremblant Long Jacket - Women's

MEC
Boundary Light Down Vest - Men's

MEC
Boundary Light Down Vest - Women's

Fjallraven
Abisko Winter Stretch Trousers - Men's

MEC
Tremblant Jacket - Men's

MEC
Tremblant Jacket - Women's

MEC
T2 Merino Base Layer Long Sleeve Top - Men's

MEC
T2 Merino Base Layer Bottoms - Men's

MEC
T2 Merino Base Layer Bottoms - Women's

The North Face
Glacier Fleece Jacket - Women's

Fjallraven
Bergtagen G-1000 Trousers - Men's

MEC
Synergy HD Gore-Tex Bib - Women's

Patagonia
Down Sweater Hoodie - Women's

Smartwool
Classic Thermal Merino Base Layer 1/4 Zip - Women's

Black Diamond
Recon LT Stretch Pants - Men's

Arc'teryx
Cerium Hoodie - Men's

Fjallraven
Bergtagen G-1000 Jacket - Men's

Mountain Hardwear
Kor Alloy Hooded Jacket - Men's
Toddler and Child (2-7 yrs)
Youth (8-16 yrs)
Snowsports and other outdoor adventures becomes easier when you’re properly dressed. Wearing the right clothing can keep you warm, dry and comfortable, allowing you to focus on the slopes or trails without distraction. Whether you’re skiing, snowboarding or exploring snowy trails, MEC has all types of warm winter layers and ski outfits from brands like MEC Label, KOMBI, Patagonia and many more.
Your base layers are the foundation of your snowsports and ski outfit. They’re designed to keep you warm and wick away moisture to prevent additional chills. With a range of weights available, you can choose the right option based on the intensity of your activity and the weather conditions. Wool base layers, such as those made from merino wool, are excellent for temperature regulation and odor resistance. Synthetic options are lightweight and quick-drying. Not sure what to pick? Check out our guide on how to choose base layers for more advice.
Layering your ski outfit correctly is key to enjoying the outdoors all season. Start with a warm mid-layer to trap heat. Fleece jackets are a cozy option for laid-back days, while merino wool mid-layers excel at keeping you comfortable during a range of activities. For more tips, read our article on how to choose mid-layers. Your outer layers are equally important. Ski and snowboard jackets are typically insulated and windproof, offering warmth and protection in cold, snowy conditions. If you’re planning a high-intensity activity like cross-country skiing, opt for a lightweight, breathable jacket to prevent overheating. Waterproof and insulated snow pants are a must-have to keep you dry, especially if you’re venturing into deep powder or spending time sitting on cold chairlifts.
Complete your ski and snow clothing package with the right accessories to keep you warm and prepared. Headwear, such as insulated hats or helmets with liners, helps retain heat, while gloves or mittens designed for skiing protect your hands from frostbite. Snowsport socks offer cushioning and warmth specifically tailored for skiing and snowboarding boots. Don’t forget eye protection—goggles are essential for the slopes, and glacier sunglasses are a great alternative for sunny days on the trails. With the right combination of layers and accessories, you’ll be ready to take on any snowy adventure in warmth and comfort.