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Sportalm Women’s Bergy NK First Layer Shirt – Flashy
This fashionable second layer made of functional material convinces with its colorful look in stripe pattern. A warming artificial fur on the inside of the collar promises a cozy effect. Elastic material underlines the narrow cut and promises pleasant wearing comfort. This sport alpine fleece perfectly combines urban chic with sporty details and is a shooting star from winter sports to après ski.
Sportalm Women’s Yukon Fleece Mid Layer Jacket – Flashy Black
This second layer made of pleasant fleece shows itself with sporty stretch inserts in contrast on the side seam and on the sleeves. This jacket owes its casual, sporty look to the contrasting piping on the zippers. This highlights a narrow cut. The jacket scores fashionably with a Sportalm tape and inserted horizontal stripes in leopard print. This fleece jacket combines chic with sporty details and is a shooting star from winter sports to après ski.
Sportalm Women’s Southstar RL First Layer Shirt – Black
Sportalm Women’s Bird Pant – Black
Functional and chic, this warm Sportalm ski pants made of functional ski fabric with belt loops and small vertical zipped pockets with a pendant and sportalm logo. Quilting emphasizes a sporty, feminine silhouette. Practically proves the trouser leg with sewn snow guard protects from wind and weather. These ski pants promise optimal freedom of movement.
Sportalm Women’s Letter Fleece Tec Jacket – Black
This fashionable, sporty stand-up collar fleece jacket with a slim silhouette impresses with its casual honeycomb look. Contrasted piping and side inserts in contrast underline a sporty look. The slim cut emphasizes the tailored silhouette wonderfully. The 2-way zipper with print is an eye-catcher. Side zip pockets on the front make space for little things.
Sportalm Women’s Synonym Jacket – Black
This padded jacket made of fine nylon quality and elastic ski fabric in a color block. Elastic material as well as inserts in the side seams and on the sleeves in technostretch underline the narrow cut. Color-contrasting stripes on the chest and sleeves as well as a logo tape on the middle of the back finalize a sporty, casual appearance. Side pockets promise space for little things.
Bogner Women’s Vera D Jacket – Crimson Red
Bogner Women’s Tyra T Pant – Light Grey Melange
High-performance winter sports essential with elegant ancestry - the Tyra ski pants are made from breathable and water-repellent stretch fabric. The subtle fil-à-fil texture calls to mind fine wool and the innovative PrimaLoft® padding lends it a functionality that is typical of the brand. Shiny golden signature elements add the authentic BOGNER touch and glamorous highlights.
Bogner Fire + Ice Women’s Margo First Layer Shirt – Sun Dark Olive
The Margo functional shirt creates the perfect sophisticated symbiosis of quality and style thanks to its graphically interpreted print with FIRE+ICE lettering elements. The elastic jersey ensures comfort and perfect fit, even at extreme activity levels. Covered seams support the flexible and tight fit.
Bogner Fire + Ice Women’s Charlene Jacket – Black
Bogner Women’s Hailey Pant – Soft Grey
For a stylish appearance on the slopes - with their all-in-one softshell fabric, Hailey ski pants combine weather protection and comfort with a winning look. They boast a breathable core coating, which combined with the soft fleeced reverse makes them weatherproof. In addition, the gold-colored BOGNER logo zipper and the down-padded waistband provide luxurious highlights.
Bogner Fire + Ice Women’s Vessa Pant – Offwhite Black
Ski pants Vessa offer a modern look and full functionality. The high-waist design, made from water-repellent two-way stretch with a padded finish, is the ideal choice when the temperatures are low, but activity levels are high. The ergonomic seams on the leg add a dynamic highlight and also ensure a perfect fit.
