WHAT TO PACK
SWEATY BETTY MERINO BASE LAYER TOP
Good quality layers are a must when surrounded by snow-covered peaks in temperatures cold enough to see your breath on the wind. We love this breathable Merino wool base layer top from Sweaty Betty, which is perfect for an extra layer of warmth under a ski jacket or as a stylish top for après ski plans. £95
sweatybetty.com
OAKLEY SNOW GOGGLES
Whether beginner skiers or off-piste pros, clients will need to shield their eyes from sharp winds and the blazing sun bouncing off bright-white snow. These Oakley Flight Tracker Snow Goggles have 100% UV protection, anti-fog coating and glare reduction, plus they are ƃGGEG NKPGF HQT EQOHQTV £151
oakley.com
Ski getaways
Our guide to practical yet fashionable essentials for those heading to the slopes for ski and snowboard holidays this winter. Charlotte Brook shares her top picks
BOGNER SNOW BOOTS
Clients will be spoilt for choice when searching for snow boots for their trip, so we recommend these Bogner Les Arcs Snow Boots, which have a removable lining, a sturdy rubber sole and are the perfect length for the heavy snowfall of the winter ski season. £430
bogner.com FALKE SKI SOCKS
Normal socks won’t make the cut when wading through thick snow, but these Falke ski socks will. Made from moisture-wicking Merino wool designed to keep feet dry and blister free and with odour resistance, a few pairs of these SK2 Intermediate socks will be worth the investment. £35
falke.com
MY THERESA GOLDBERGH SKI SUIT
While clients will be able to rent ski suits at any luxury resort, the more frequent skier will likely want C ƂTO HCXQWTKVG KP their suitcase. We love the new season Goldbergh collection from My Theresa for a EJKE CPF ƃCVVGTKPI [GV practical option. £755
mytheresa.com
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