
Luxury · $400-$700 · London, United Kingdom

Retro-leaning skiwear and one-piece suits built for performance and selfies, where houndstooth and bold color meet technical warmth.
Think: Retro ski, houndstooth, bold colors.
The buy: the star-print ski suit
the star-print ski suit
Perfect Moment makes skiwear that dresses up the mountain: fitted, flared one-piece suits in stars, stripes and bold color, on real technical fabric.
The suits are cut close through the body with a flared leg, in stretch shells over thermal fleece, with snow gaiters and an outside pass pocket, while the jackets add goose-down warmth. The star logo and retro prints carry the look, so one suit makes the whole outfit, on the slope and after it.
Nothing from Perfect Moment is on the site at the moment. We watch their sales — when one lands it shows up in Drops.
From 17 months of sale tracking.
Perfect Moment discounts about every 11 weeks, and it's been 8 weeks.
Thierry Donard, an extreme sports filmmaker and professional skier, started Perfect Moment in the ski town of Chamonix in 1984, after pieces that matched style with real performance.
British-Swiss couple Jane and Max Gottschalk took over the brand in 2010 and grew it from London into fashion-led skiwear, known for bold prints, vivid color and the fitted one-piece ski suit.
From reviews and try-on videos, in our words.
Pieces are cut fitted and close, and most reviewers find the one-piece suits true to size. Sizing differs between categories, so check the measurements on each product page.
Suits pair stretch nylon or polyester shells with thermal fleece linings, and the down jackets are goose down. Most pieces machine wash at 30C and tumble dry low.
A small set of public reviews says some coated finishes and cuffs wear quickly and that many coats lack an arm pass pocket; reviewers rate it higher for style than for hard technical skiing.
US orders ship from a Dallas warehouse with duties already in the price, so nothing is due on delivery. Standard US shipping is $5, with faster options at checkout.
Unwashed, unworn pieces with tags can go back within 14 days of delivery for a full refund on a free USPS or DHL label; anything marked final sale can't be returned.

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