Size Guide

Clothing Size Guide

Choosing the right size helps you stay warm, comfortable, and free to move on the snow. Please check the measurements before ordering. If you are between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size, especially if you plan to wear thermal layers underneath.

Adult Size Charts

Kids Size Charts

Adult Ski Wear

Adult Ski Clothing Size Chart

Suitable for ski jackets, ski pants, one-piece ski suits, and thermal base layers.

Size Height Weight Chest Waist Hips
XS155–165 cm45–55 kg82–88 cm66–72 cm86–92 cm
S160–170 cm55–65 kg88–94 cm72–78 cm92–98 cm
M165–175 cm65–75 kg94–100 cm78–84 cm98–104 cm
L170–180 cm75–85 kg100–106 cm84–90 cm104–110 cm
XL175–185 cm85–95 kg106–112 cm90–98 cm110–118 cm
XXL180–190 cm95–110 kg112–120 cm98–106 cm118–126 cm
3XL185–195 cm110–125 kg120–128 cm106–114 cm126–134 cm
Fit Tip: Ski jackets, ski pants, and one-piece ski suits should allow room for movement and layering. You should be able to bend, squat, sit, and lift your arms comfortably.
Adult Ski Wear

Adult Ski Pants Size Chart

Size Waist Hips Inseam Recommended Height
XS66–72 cm86–92 cm72–76 cm155–165 cm
S72–78 cm92–98 cm74–78 cm160–170 cm
M78–84 cm98–104 cm76–80 cm165–175 cm
L84–90 cm104–110 cm78–82 cm170–180 cm
XL90–98 cm110–118 cm80–84 cm175–185 cm
XXL98–106 cm118–126 cm82–86 cm180–190 cm
3XL106–114 cm126–134 cm84–88 cm185–195 cm
Fit Tip: Ski pants should not feel too tight around the waist, hips, or knees. Leave enough room for thermal base layers underneath.
Adult Ski Wear

Adult One-Piece Ski Suit Size Chart

Size Height Chest Waist Hips Recommended Weight
XS155–165 cm82–88 cm66–72 cm86–92 cm45–55 kg
S160–170 cm88–94 cm72–78 cm92–98 cm55–65 kg
M165–175 cm94–100 cm78–84 cm98–104 cm65–75 kg
L170–180 cm100–106 cm84–90 cm104–110 cm75–85 kg
XL175–185 cm106–112 cm90–98 cm110–118 cm85–95 kg
XXL180–190 cm112–120 cm98–106 cm118–126 cm95–110 kg
3XL185–195 cm120–128 cm106–114 cm126–134 cm110–125 kg
Fit Tip: For one-piece ski suits, height and torso length are important. If the suit pulls at the shoulders, crotch, or knees, it may be too small.
Adult Ski Wear

Adult Thermal Base Layer Size Chart

Thermal base layers should fit close to the body but should not feel restrictive.

Size Chest Waist Hips Recommended Height
XS80–86 cm64–70 cm84–90 cm155–165 cm
S86–92 cm70–76 cm90–96 cm160–170 cm
M92–98 cm76–82 cm96–102 cm165–175 cm
L98–104 cm82–88 cm102–108 cm170–180 cm
XL104–112 cm88–96 cm108–116 cm175–185 cm
XXL112–120 cm96–104 cm116–124 cm180–190 cm
Fit Tip: A thermal base layer should sit close to the skin to help retain warmth and manage moisture. If you prefer a relaxed fit, choose one size up.
Kids Ski Wear

Kids Ski Clothing Size Chart

Suitable for kids’ ski jackets, ski pants, one-piece ski suits, and thermal base layers.

Size Age Reference Height Weight Chest Waist Hips
902–3Y85–95 cm10–14 kg50–54 cm48–52 cm52–56 cm
1003–4Y95–105 cm14–17 kg54–58 cm50–54 cm56–60 cm
1104–5Y105–115 cm17–21 kg58–62 cm52–56 cm60–64 cm
1205–6Y115–125 cm21–26 kg62–66 cm54–58 cm64–68 cm
1307–8Y125–135 cm26–32 kg66–70 cm56–62 cm68–74 cm
1409–10Y135–145 cm32–40 kg70–76 cm60–66 cm74–80 cm
15011–12Y145–155 cm40–48 kg76–82 cm64–70 cm80–86 cm
16013–14Y155–165 cm48–58 kg82–88 cm68–76 cm86–92 cm
Fit Tip: Age is only a reference. Please choose mainly by height, chest, waist, and hip measurements. If your child is between two sizes or needs thicker layers underneath, choose the larger size.
Kids Ski Wear

Kids Ski Pants Size Chart

Size Age Reference Height Waist Hips Inseam
902–3Y85–95 cm48–52 cm52–56 cm32–36 cm
1003–4Y95–105 cm50–54 cm56–60 cm36–40 cm
1104–5Y105–115 cm52–56 cm60–64 cm40–44 cm
1205–6Y115–125 cm54–58 cm64–68 cm44–49 cm
1307–8Y125–135 cm56–62 cm68–74 cm49–54 cm
1409–10Y135–145 cm60–66 cm74–80 cm54–60 cm
15011–12Y145–155 cm64–70 cm80–86 cm60–66 cm
16013–14Y155–165 cm68–76 cm86–92 cm66–72 cm
Fit Tip: Kids’ ski pants should allow room for thermal base layers and easy movement. The child should be able to squat, sit, and bend comfortably.
Kids Ski Wear

Kids One-Piece Ski Suit Size Chart

Size Age Reference Height Chest Waist Hips
902–3Y85–95 cm50–54 cm48–52 cm52–56 cm
1003–4Y95–105 cm54–58 cm50–54 cm56–60 cm
1104–5Y105–115 cm58–62 cm52–56 cm60–64 cm
1205–6Y115–125 cm62–66 cm54–58 cm64–68 cm
1307–8Y125–135 cm66–70 cm56–62 cm68–74 cm
1409–10Y135–145 cm70–76 cm60–66 cm74–80 cm
15011–12Y145–155 cm76–82 cm64–70 cm80–86 cm
16013–14Y155–165 cm82–88 cm68–76 cm86–92 cm
Fit Tip: For kids’ one-piece ski suits, height and torso length matter most. The child should be able to raise their arms, squat, sit, and move freely.
Kids Ski Wear

Kids Thermal Base Layer Size Chart

Size Age Reference Height Chest Waist
902–3Y85–95 cm50–54 cm48–52 cm
1003–4Y95–105 cm54–58 cm50–54 cm
1104–5Y105–115 cm58–62 cm52–56 cm
1205–6Y115–125 cm62–66 cm54–58 cm
1307–8Y125–135 cm66–70 cm56–62 cm
1409–10Y135–145 cm70–76 cm60–66 cm
15011–12Y145–155 cm76–82 cm64–70 cm
16013–14Y155–165 cm82–88 cm68–76 cm
Fit Tip: Kids’ thermal base layers should sit close to the body but should not restrict movement or breathing. If your child dislikes tight clothing, choose one size up.
How to Measure

How to Measure

Chest

Measure around the fullest part of your chest.

Waist

Measure around your natural waistline.

Hips

Measure around the fullest part of your hips.

Inseam

Measure from the crotch to the bottom of the leg.

Height

Stand straight without shoes.

Body measurement guide
General Clothing Size Tips

General Clothing Size Tips

  • Always check the product-specific size chart before ordering.
  • If you are between two sizes, choose the larger size for outerwear.
  • For ski jackets, ski pants, and one-piece ski suits, leave room for thermal layers underneath.
  • Thermal base layers should fit closer to the body than outerwear.
  • Children’s sizes should be chosen mainly by height and body measurements, not only by age.
  • Manual measurements may have a difference of 1–3 cm.
  • Body shape, layering preference, and wearing style may affect the final fit.