Skiing can be expensive— costs can certainly add up when you take accommodations, transportation, equipment, lift tickets, and lessons all into consideration, but there are clever ways to save money without sacrificing style or quality. Luckily for skiers that love high-quality, stylish apparel, it’s possible to save considerably on skiwear by shopping end-of-season sales or resale sites. Discover my list of favorite platforms and websites to search when shopping for skiwear on sale.

I’ve driven to and explored discover dozens of ski stations across the US, France, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, and Austria, and have compiled a list of the essential gadgets and tools I keep in my car to keep my ski road trips safer and more convenient. Read on to discover my list of must-haves of your next ski road trip.

While my skin benefits from clean mountain air, it definitely suffers from the harsh elements during continuous days and weeks of skiing each winter. I prefer to keep my skincare routine as simple and effective as possible, so when I’m planning a trip to the mountains I make sure to bring these three essentials: a sunscreen, a windburn protectant, and a restorative cream. Read on to discover my favorites.

While there are many benefits to shopping vintage such as saving on costs, finding fun and nostalgic styles, and supporting a circular economy, I’ve listed a few alternatives to shop here so you can have a comfortable ski day on the mountain while still maintaining your personal style and preferences.

Investing in quality ski gear can help you stay warm, comfortable, and agile— which is especially important so you can focus on learning and improving your skills without distractions. The essentials listed in this article are highly-reviewed and well-priced, and all items together total less than $200. Read on to see what you should purchase and pack for your first ski trip.