My Sunday Ski readies its biggest season yet
Behind the camera, the team captures their most expansive collection to date. Burgundy ski suits with heritage inspired striping and cream lug tread boots hint at what's to come for the mountain.
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Burgundy dominates the frame: a ski suit with crisp white stripes sits beside a quilted puffed jacket in oxblood, both paired with cream lug tread boots that speak to the brand’s eye for practical luxury. The camera catches the My Sunday Ski team on set, relaxed between takes, styling pieces from what Cassie Easton and Ellie Lindsay Wood describe as their biggest collection to date for autumn and winter 25/26.
The expansion reflects a deliberate widening of vision. The new season introduces fresh ski suit silhouettes, a Heritage collection of jackets and matching bibs that honour old school mountain aesthetics, and a notable Cable Knit Ski Suit that has drawn particular enthusiasm from the founders. Yet the narrative extends beyond the slopes themselves. My Sunday Ski is moving beyond traditional skiwear into a complete slope to chalet wardrobe: knitwear, faux fur pieces and après ski essentials, each holding the fashion forward sensibility that has defined the brand since its beginning.
The founders’ rigorous approach to design remains constant. Every piece is tested, refined, questioned. Colour palettes, silhouettes and how separate items speak to one another receive equal attention. What began with the Luxe Ski Suit in three colourways has grown methodically, through the Signature and Élégance lines, into something more generous without losing precision. On set, in burgundy and cream and bright studio light, that philosophy shows itself simply: pieces designed to build confidence, to work harder, to belong equally in the chalet as on the mountain.
Imagery courtesy of My Sunday Ski (@mysundayski).