Bogner
Luxury · $700-$1200 · Munich, Germany
Technical skiwear and down engineered in Germany, the house that invented stretch ski pants and still owns slope-to-street.
Think: Athluxury, technical ski wear with fashion details.
The buy: the down ski jacket
What to buy
the down ski jacket
Categories
Occasions
Why Bogner is worth it
Bogner turned skiwear into fashion, and its ski jackets and stretch ski pants look as sharp in town as they do on the mountain.
The house was built on a stretch ski pant with a stirrup, and that idea of performance cut like fashion runs through the line: quilted down ski jackets in water-repellent ripstop with goose-down fill, slim ski pants, and a ready-to-wear side of wool coats and cashmere knits that nod to its beginnings in Norwegian knitwear. Logo zips, lettered linings and a ski-pass pocket on the sleeve keep the details unmistakably Bogner.
No Bogner picks right now
Nothing from Bogner is on the site at the moment. We watch their sales — when one lands it shows up in Drops.
Is now a good time?
The sale pattern
From 15 months of sale tracking.
It's been 8 weeks since the last one against a rhythm of about every 6 weeks — they're due.
- Runs a sale
- about once a month
- Last sale
- 8 weeks ago
- Typical markdown
- 25% off
- Deepest we’ve seen
- 25% off
About Bogner
Willy Bogner Sr. founded Bogner in Munich in 1932 as a small ski business, importing skis, equipment and Norwegian knitwear. His wife, Maria Bogner, made it a fashion house when she showed stretch ski pants with stirrups in 1948, a cut so influential the pants took the family name.
Their son, Willy Bogner Jr., a ski racer and filmmaker, grew it into an international name in luxury sportswear, pairing technical ski collections with ready-to-wear made for life off the slope.
- Founded
- 1932
- Founded by
- Willy Bogner Sr.
- Based in
- Munich, Germany
- Made of
- Technical polyester and polyamide with goose down, plus wool, cashmere and cotton
- Shipping
- US orders ship within the US by UPS: $10 standard or $25 express, free over $450, with free returns within 30 days; its online shop also delivers to Canada, the UK and most of Europe.
- Where to buy
- Bogner's own site
What shoppers say
From reviews and try-on videos, in our words.
- Fit
Shoppers say Bogner ski jackets run small, and several sized up one to three sizes to fit over layers. Use the size advisor or the chart on each product page before ordering.
- Warmth
Reviewers call the ski jackets very warm, even on the coldest days, with room for layers once the size is right. Down styles add thumb loops, an inner snow skirt and a zipped ski-pass pocket on the sleeve.
- Care
The down ski jackets can't go in the washing machine or to a regular dry cleaner: their labels call for professional wet cleaning only.
- Shipping and returns
US orders ship within the US by UPS for $10, or free over $450. Returns are free within 30 days using the label in the box and are refunded to your original payment; for another size, place a new order.
What Bogner is made of
Nylon · Polyester · Cotton
- Natural
- 35%
- Plant-based
- 6%
- Synthetic
- 59%
Works most in: nylon, polyester and cotton
From the fabric listed on 111 pieces · 91% of the range lists it · Checked October 2026
How we read itSee more brands that work in polyester & nylon →
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Bogner, answered
- What is Bogner?
- Bogner is a Munich fashion house making luxury skiwear, multi-sport clothing and ready-to-wear for women and men, with a second, more technical line called Fire+Ice.
- Is Bogner a good brand?
- Yes. We like it for skiwear with real fashion pedigree: the house behind the stretch ski pant, down ski jackets in technical ripstop with goose-down fill, and a ready-to-wear line of wool coats and cashmere knits.
- Is Bogner a luxury brand?
- Yes. Bogner presents itself as a luxury sports fashion house, and it has dressed skiers since 1932.
- Who founded Bogner?
- Willy Bogner Sr. founded it in Munich in 1932. His wife, Maria Bogner, created its first fashion collection in 1948, and their son, Willy Bogner Jr., later took over the company.
- Who owns Bogner?
- Katjes International, a family-owned company, bought 60 percent of Bogner in 2025. The Bogner family keeps the other 40 percent.
- Where is Bogner from?
- Munich, Germany.
- Where is Bogner made?
- Bogner doesn't say where its clothing is made. Most of its shoes are made with a family-run maker in the Marche region of Italy.
- Does Bogner run true to size?
- Its down ski jackets are cut in a regular fit, but shoppers often find Bogner ski jackets run small and size up, sometimes by more than one size.
- Does Bogner ship to the US?
- Yes. Its US online shop delivers within the US by UPS, $10 standard or $25 express, free over $450, and returns are free within 30 days.
- Where can I buy Bogner?
- On the brand's own site, which has a dedicated US shop.
- When does Bogner go on sale?
- Across the 12 sales we have tracked, Bogner has run one about once a month. The last one was about 8 weeks ago.
- How much does Bogner discount?
- Their sales consistently reach about 25% off.
- What is Bogner made of?
- Across the 111 Bogner pieces we could read in October 2026, about 35% of the fabric is natural fibers, 6% plant-based fibers like viscose and 59% synthetic. The most common fabrics are nylon, polyester and cotton.
- Which brands are like Bogner?
- If you like Bogner, look at Goldbergh, Cordova and Perfect Moment.