There's no snow for months yet. The group chat is already busy, though: who's coming, which week, which chalet. August and September are the months when winter trips get locked in — and that's exactly why now is the best moment to think about your group pullovers.
Sounds early. It isn't. And that comes down to how a pullover like this gets made.
Why December is too late
A custom ski pullover is made specially for you. It doesn't come off a shelf: it gets printed, sewn and shipped once your design is in. Allow 14 to 21 days from order to delivery.
December gets busy. Everyone heading for the slopes over Christmas thinks about it in the last week of November. That's tight, and whether it still works out comes down to scheduling.
Do it now and you get two things you won't have in December: time and calm. Time to sharpen the design a few times over. And calm enough for everyone in the group to weigh in without it turning into a race against the clock.
Designing is the best part — and it takes time
This is where groups who start late come unstuck: designing takes longer than you'd think.
Not because it's complicated — the 3D configurator shows you exactly how your creation looks, from every angle. It's because it's fun. Someone digs out a photo from last year. Someone else invents a name for the group. Then a line gets added that only you lot understand. Before you know it an evening has gone and the pullover is better than anything you'd have come up with alone.
That's the evening you want. Not half past eleven at night on 28 November.
What you can settle right now
You don't need to have everything worked out to start:
- From a single piece. Order just for yourself, or for the whole group. There's no minimum.
- Volume discount from eight pieces. Bigger crowd? Drop us a line via the contact page and we'll work it out.
- Sizes can come later. Start with the design, the rest follows.
- We keep it on file. Your design stays saved with us. If someone joins in January, you reorder using your original order number.
Why the print doesn't fade
A quick word on the technique, because this is the difference between a pullover that lasts one season and one you wear for years.
We use sublimation. The ink goes into the fibre rather than sitting on top of it as a layer. Nothing cracks or peels, not even after a season of après-ski and the washing machine. Side benefit: printing costs are included in the price. Whether you use one colour or a photo across the whole front, you pay the same per pullover.
More on how that works in our article Sublimation: the key to unique ski pullovers.
And otherwise, just a good pullover
A custom design costs you nothing in quality. It's the same pullover as our own collection: 87% polyester and 13% elastane, breathable, moisture-wicking and treated with Polygiene so it stays fresh. Made in the EU. With a zipper garage, so the zip doesn't scratch your chin on the way down.
Start today
You don't have to finish it. Open the configurator, throw an idea in and send the link to the group. Odds are you'll have three counter-proposals within the hour.