My Sunday Ski introduces Altitude in wine and grey tones
The cult ski brand's new colour palette arrives in shades of deep burgundy and soft grey, refined enough for the après as well as the slope.
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My Sunday Ski has introduced Altitude, a new collection defined by two compelling seasonal shades: a luxurious wine burgundy and a sophisticated grey. The palette arrives at precisely the moment when ski season demands both performance and a certain quiet refinement, the kind of chromatic restraint that reads as decidedly more elegant than the brightness of earlier collections.
The wine tone carries particular richness this season, a deep velvet burgundy that photographs with almost jewelled intensity against snow. It pairs with the brand’s signature gold trim, creating a visual language that feels both contemporary and timeless, the sort of thing that photographs exceptionally well in the late afternoon light of a mountain afternoon. The grey sits alongside it as a cooler, more restrained alternative, allowing those who prefer subtlety to navigate the slopes without compromise.
What distinguishes My Sunday Ski’s approach is the refusal to treat ski wear as merely functional. The Altitude collection demonstrates that performance fabrics and considered design can coexist within a single vision, whether you are moving between runs or lingering over lunch at altitude. The cropped silhouettes and precise tailoring that define the brand remain consistent, allowing the new colours to speak with clarity.
The collection is available through My Sunday Ski’s channels, offering those with a discerning eye the opportunity to acquire pieces that bridge the worlds of sport and style without apology or compromise.
Imagery courtesy of My Sunday Ski (@mysundayski).