Men’s Alpaca Snow Sports Clothing
First chair. One more run. Discover breathable Alpaca base layers and mid layers for skiing and snowboarding, with natural warmth and odor resistance.
Warmth that breathes
Keep moisture moving
Soft next to skin
Naturally odor resistant
Filter and sort 15 products
- Men's Alpaca Wool Base Layer
From $272.31 / - Men's Alpaca Wool Hoodie
From $295.67 / - Men's Alpaca Wool Leggings
From $225.63 / - Men's Alpaca Wool Pullover Hoodie
$280.11 / - Men's Alpaca Wool Sweater
$256.75 / - Men's Alpaca Wool Leggings
$350.12 / - Men's Alpaca Wool Sweatpants
$435.71 / - Men's Alpaca Wool Joggers
From $248.97 / - Men's Alpaca Wool Hoodie Jacket
From $544.64 / - Men's Alpaca Wool Jacket
From $536.86 / - Men's Alpaca Wool 3/4 Leggings
$202.30 / - Men's Alpaca Wool Sweater
$513.52 /
Men’s Alpaca Snow Sports Clothing
The lift ride, the fresh snow, the run worth repeating. Our men’s 100% Alpaca snow sports clothing brings breathable warmth to the moments that make winter worth waiting for. Made in Peru, these soft, naturally odor-resistant layers belong beneath your ski jacket and beyond the slopes.
Start with Alpaca boxer briefs and a 160 Ultralight or 300 Lightweight base layer. Add a 420 Midweight hoodie or jacket when you need more insulation, paired with leggings beneath your snow pants. Finish with outerwear suited to wind and snow, adjusting your layers as the day warms up.
Men’s Alpaca Snow Sports Clothing FAQs
What should men wear under a ski jacket?
Start with a breathable base layer, then add a mid layer for warmth. Choose 160 Ultralight for lighter coverage or 300 Lightweight for cooler conditions. A 420 Midweight hoodie or jacket adds insulation beneath your outer shell on colder days.
Is Alpaca suitable for skiing and snowboarding?
Yes. Alpaca provides breathable warmth and natural odor resistance, making it a useful base or mid layer for both sports. Choose your fabric weight around the weather and your effort, and pair it with outerwear that protects against wind and snow.
How do I care for Alpaca after a day on the slopes?
Air your layers after wear and let them dry fully before storing. Wash when needed, following the garment’s care label. Use cold water and a gentle detergent, then lay flat to dry.
