P1 · Resort & AlpineLayered protection for lift-served use and variable weather.Ski Jackets · Pants & Bibs · Midlayers & InsulationOpen program →
Programs
Skiwear programs,chosen by the mission.
A resort jacket, a touring shell, a race suit and a staff uniform solve different problems. Choose where your skier spends the day; the families and decisions follow.
02Eight programs
The trail map
Hover or tap a marker to see the program, its example day and the families it uses.
P1 · Resort & AlpineLayered protection for lift-served use and variable weather.Ski Jackets · Pants & Bibs · Midlayers & InsulationOpen program →
P2 · Freeride & SnowboardRelaxed coverage, mobility, reinforcement and snow interfaces.Ski Jackets · Pants & Bibs · Suits & One-PiecesOpen program →
P3 · Ski TouringHigh-output ascent balanced against exposed descents.Base Layers · Midlayers & Insulation · Ski JacketsOpen program →
P4 · Nordic & Cross-CountryBody-mapped protection for sustained output.Nordic Apparel · Base Layers · Race & Teamwear · Headwear, Facewear & SocksOpen program →
P5 · Race & TeamCompetition, warm-up, identity and reorder systems.Race & Teamwear · Nordic Apparel · Kids Skiwear · resort-staff-uniformsOpen program →
P6 · Kids ProgramsAge-specific fit, dressing, safety and durability.Kids Skiwear · Ski Jackets · Pants & Bibs · Gloves & MittensOpen program →
P7 · Resort, School & StaffRole-based uniforms, size sets and replacement control.Race & Teamwear · Kids SkiwearOpen program →
P8 · Luxury & Private LabelOriginal signature silhouettes translated into technical decisions.Suits & One-Pieces · Midlayers & InsulationOpen program →- P1Resort & AlpineLayered protection for lift-served use and variable weather.
- P2Freeride & SnowboardRelaxed coverage, mobility, reinforcement and snow interfaces.
- P3Ski TouringHigh-output ascent balanced against exposed descents.
- P4Nordic & Cross-CountryBody-mapped protection for sustained output.
- P5Race & TeamCompetition, warm-up, identity and reorder systems.
- P6Kids ProgramsAge-specific fit, dressing, safety and durability.
- P7Resort, School & StaffRole-based uniforms, size sets and replacement control.
- P8Luxury & Private LabelOriginal signature silhouettes translated into technical decisions.
03Brief to bulk
Every program,the same four chapters.
Each chapter has buyer inputs, our outputs and an approval decision. The goal is a documented product standard, not a sample that depends on memory.
Chapter 01
Define the mission
User, discipline, conditions, layer role and intended market.
Chapter 02
Engineer the product
Construction, materials, fit, features, sizing, trims and care.
Chapter 03
Prove the sample
Fit, function, validation scope, evidence and recorded approval.
Chapter 04
Control the standard
Approved specification, change record and reorder reference.
04Before you enquire
Questions to resolvebefore sampling.
Can Northline Apparel start from our existing technical pack?
The OEM path begins with a feasibility review of the files and standards you provide. Acceptance, timing and commercial terms follow review of the exact product, materials, trims, validation needs and order structure.
Can Northline Apparel develop a skiwear capsule from a concept?
The ODM path defines the audience, discipline, layer system, product architecture and original specification before sampling. Ski-specific availability and evidence are confirmed against the brief.
Does this include ski equipment?
No. This system covers garments and soft wearable accessories. It excludes footwear, skis, bindings, poles, helmets, goggles and other hardgoods.
Can a fabric rating guarantee finished-garment performance?
No. The target, article, method, pass criterion and finished construction must be agreed and supported by exact results before a public statement is made.
05Start a brief
Bring us the mission —not just a garment name.
Share the family, the quantity and where it is going. Your brief pass fills in as you type; send it and we reply with the next step.
The pass is a summary of your brief · nothing is sent until you submit