Sunday Ski’s autumn collection pivots to burgundy and pattern
The ski brand's first drop for autumn/winter 2026 to 27 reimagines its signature silhouettes in deep wine tones and graphic houndstooth, marking a bold chromatic shift for the season ahead.
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Sunday Ski has unveiled the first chapter of its autumn and winter 2026 to 27 offering, and the shift is unmistakable: burgundy, that deep and warming wine tone, now anchors the season’s aesthetic. Paired with crisp ivory and rendered in a precise houndstooth pattern, the fabric moves across a quilted jacket with the ease of something both technical and considered. A matching headband in the same burgundy carries the house’s wordmark, while a patterned neck gaiter grounds the look in texture and warmth.
What distinguishes this opening drop is not merely a change of palette but a deliberate recalibration. The silhouettes remain those that have earned the brand its following: intelligent proportions, clean zip lines in contrasting tones, quilting that sits between sporty precision and contemporary elegance. Yet the new colorways invite a freshness, a sense of the season turning not just in temperature but in mood. The houndstooth print, a classical motif, reads modern here through its scale and its application across performance focused pieces designed for the slopes.
Sunday Ski has signalled that this is merely the beginning of what the season will hold. Drop 01 arrives as an announcement of intent: that autumn and winter 2026 to 27 will belong to deeper, richer tones, to prints that carry heritage and precision in equal measure, and to the brand’s continuing evolution within the ski and mountain wear category. The collection is available now.
Imagery courtesy of Sunday Ski (@mysundayski).