Ski suits are essential for skiing events and require three basic functions: waterproofing, breathability, and warmth.
The fabric of ski clothing usually features an internal and external double-layer structure, with the outer layer made of breathable, waterproof, and wear-resistant materials, and the inner lining made of silk cotton and other fabrics with excellent warmth, sweat, and air permeability.
Polyester is the most commonly used fabric for ski clothing, as it has excellent shape setting properties and can remain unchanged even after repeated washing.
Gore-tex is another durable fabric that is exclusively manufactured by W.L. GORE & Associates, with waterproof, breathable, windproof, and warm effects.
It breaks the waterproof and breathable incompatible opposition and is known as the "cloth of the century."
The performance requirements of ski clothing cannot be separated from waterproofing and breathability.
Waterproofing refers to how many millimeters of water can be borne per square centimeter in one hour.
It is recommended to choose waterproof material of more than 10,000mm for ski wear, with 20,000mm or more being a better choice for sitting in the snow all day.
Breathability refers to the quality of water vapor within a certain relative humidity difference, thickness, and one square meter film within 24 hours.
For skiwear, it is recommended to choose breathable material of more than 5,000g.
Below are the ski jacket and pants of our company, which meet these performance requirements.
