Goldbergh
Luxury · $700-$1200 · Amsterdam, Netherlands
Ski jackets, suits and flared pants with fiercely feminine tailoring, the Dutch label that made performance wear a statement.
Think: High-fashion ski, luxury sports, bold silhouettes.
The buy: the metallic ski suit
What to buy
the metallic ski suit
Categories
Occasions
Why Goldbergh is worth it
Goldbergh makes skiwear that fits like fashion: slim stretch suits and jackets with a feminine line and the technical spec to back it up.
The cut is the point. Ski suits and pants come in four-way-stretch softshell that skims the body and keeps its shape, with belted waists, faux-fur hoods and contrast panels that read as fashion on the mountain. Underneath it is proper ski gear, with waterproof and breathable ratings, certified down and synthetic padding, anti-odor linings and a pocket on the sleeve for the lift pass.
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About Goldbergh
Designer Lieke van den Berg and ski retailer Sandra Peet founded Goldbergh in Amsterdam in 2009. Van den Berg wanted the tight, race-style ski pants she could never find for women at a time when skiwear ran big and baggy.
That idea became the label's handwriting: body-skimming suits, jackets and pants in technical stretch fabrics, with feminine details and fashion flourishes like faux-fur trims. Swim, gym and racket collections followed.
- Founded
- 2009
- Founded by
- Lieke van den Berg and Sandra Peet
- Based in
- Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Made of
- Stretch softshell, RDS-certified down, Primaloft padding and faux fur
- Shipping
- Ships to about 70 countries; US shipping is $15, free over €150, in 2 to 5 days, and the site doesn't say whether US duties apply; US returns cost $20 and go to a US warehouse.
- Where to buy
- Goldbergh's own site
What shoppers say
From reviews and try-on videos, in our words.
- Fit
Product pages say pieces fit true to size, with a slim cut. Ski pieces run US 2 to 18, the size chart follows Dutch sizing, and several suits and pants come in a longer leg for tall skiers.
- Performance
The softshell suits are rated 10,000 mm waterproof, padded with RDS-certified down and Primaloft, with an anti-odor stretch lining, snowcatchers and a ski-pass pocket. Its long-running ski pants were reworked with an updated fabric and fit.
- Care
Wash at 30°C inside out with the zips closed and the belt and faux fur removed, and skip the dryer. When water stops beading, re-proof it with a water-repellent treatment.
- Shipping
US shipping is $15, free over €150, and takes 2 to 5 days. The site doesn't say whether duties apply to US orders, so check the total at checkout.
- Returns
Unworn pieces with tags can go back within 14 days; US returns cost $20 and go to a US warehouse. There are no exchanges, so return and reorder another size, and swimwear needs its hygiene sticker intact.
What Goldbergh is made of
Performance
- Natural
- 13%
- Plant-based
- 1%
- Synthetic
- 86%
Works most in: polyester, nylon and elastane
From the fabric listed on 906 pieces · 87% of the range lists it · Checked October 2026
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Goldbergh, answered
- What is Goldbergh?
- Goldbergh is a Dutch luxury skiwear label known for slim, feminine ski suits, jackets and pants, often with faux-fur trims, plus swim, gym and racket collections.
- Is Goldbergh a good brand?
- Yes. We like it for skiwear that flatters without giving up performance: four-way-stretch softshell, RDS-certified down and Primaloft padding, waterproof ratings on its technical pieces, and a slim, feminine cut.
- Why is Goldbergh so expensive?
- It is technical outerwear with a fashion cut: waterproof, breathable stretch shells, certified down and recycled synthetic padding, anti-odor linings and faux-fur trims, made in factories audited under the BSCI social-compliance scheme.
- Who founded Goldbergh?
- Designer Lieke van den Berg and ski retailer Sandra Peet founded Goldbergh in Amsterdam in 2009.
- Where is Goldbergh from?
- Amsterdam. It is a Dutch label, with its headquarters in the city where it was founded.
- Does Goldbergh run true to size?
- Yes. Product pages say to take your normal size. The fit is slim, ski pieces run US 2 to 18, and some suits and pants come in a longer leg.
- Does Goldbergh ship to the US?
- Yes. US shipping is $15, free over €150, and takes 2 to 5 days. The site doesn't say whether duties apply, so check the total at checkout. US returns cost $20.
- Where can I buy Goldbergh?
- On Goldbergh's own site, which delivers to the US in 2 to 5 days.
- What is Goldbergh made of?
- Across the 906 Goldbergh pieces we could read in October 2026, about 13% of the fabric is natural fibers, 1% plant-based fibers like viscose and 86% synthetic. The most common fabrics are polyester, nylon and elastane.
- Which brands are like Goldbergh?
- If you like Goldbergh, look at Bogner, Cordova and Perfect Moment.