A ski club boarding the coach thirty strong. A company moving its annual away-day to Austria. A student society that has booked the same week for as long as anyone remembers. What those groups have in common: on the slopes they scatter, and in the mountain hut they find each other again.
One thing helps with that better than any arrangement: the same ski pullover, with your own logo on it.
Why a group pullover does more than look good
The practical argument first. On a busy piste or in a packed après-ski bar, a bold, identical pullover means you're found in two seconds. That sounds trivial until there are fifteen of you and three have gone missing.
The second argument is harder to measure but carries more weight. A group that looks the same behaves like a group. It's exactly why sports clubs wear kit and why companies pick matching clothing for a team event. In the mountains it works no differently.
And third: the photos. A few images are all that survives any winter weekend. A group in custom pullovers produces a different kind of photo than fifteen separate jackets.
For companies: your brand up the mountain
A company trip to the snow is an investment. So you want something left over that outlasts the weekend itself.
In the 3D configurator you put your logo on the chest, your brand colours on the sleeves and, if you like, your colleagues' names on the back. Not standard corporate wear nobody enjoys, but something people will actually put on afterwards.
Useful detail: printing costs are included in the price. Whether you use one colour or run a design across the whole front, you pay the same per piece. That makes budgeting straightforward.
For clubs and ski associations
For a club it's about being recognisable across several seasons. A club logo on the chest, a squad number or surname if you want one, and a design you simply reorder next year.
That part is sorted: we keep your design on file. If a new member joins in January, you reorder using your original order number and they get exactly the same pullover. No hunting for the original artwork, no colour drift.
How it works
Open the 3D configurator and pick your base model. Then upload your logo, choose colours for the body, sleeves, collar and zip, and add text wherever you want it. You see it in 3D straight away, from every angle.
Happy with it? Order. We print and sew it especially for you.
A few things to plan around:
- Delivery in 14 to 21 days. Because nothing comes off a shelf. Order well before you travel.
- From a single piece. No minimum to get started, handy if you want to see a sample first.
- Volume discount from eight pieces. Bigger group? Get in touch and we'll work it out for you.
What to send us
For a sharp result, supply your logo as a vector file (.ai, .eps or .svg) if you can. If not, a PNG with a transparent background works too, as long as it's big enough — allow at least 1000 pixels wide. A logo pulled off your own website is usually too small.
Only got a small file? Send it over and we'll take a look before you order.
Why the print stays put
Group clothing gets worn. Often, and not always carefully. That's why we print with 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 a pile of wash cycles.
How that works exactly is covered in Sublimation: the key to unique ski pullovers.
Beyond that it's simply a good pullover: 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.
Getting started
The easiest thing is to open it up and mess about. Drop your logo on, try some colours, send the link to the group. The rest follows on its own.