The 14 Best Women’s Ski Pants of 2023

These Columbia ski pants are just the thing, no matter what color your outfit, with a slight insulation to keep you warm and a waterproof finish.

They feature a straight sporty fit with side slit pockets and are a great classic go-to that you’ll keep for years.

Who doesn’t need extra comfort? Go big or go home with this pair of bib overalls for skiing.

Not only do they boast an allover quilted texture, but also an overall design to ensure that they always stay exactly in position.

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If you’re looking for a little bit of variety, but don’t want a pair of ski pants that’s full-blown metallic, leather, or a bright color, slip into these all black tech pants that boast a wide belt and extra faux leather panels at the knees.

Pro Tip! Long sleeve black bodysuits are great for underlayers up top!

When it comes to ski pants, The North Face has longtime been one of the top dogs.

In white, black, or a collection of seasonal colors and prints, these waterproof insulated snow pants are ones you’ll love, no matter what you style them with.

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For lovers of bold style, shop this black and white printed pair of ski pants from Aztech Mountain. Your friends will be able to spot you from the bottom of the slope for sure.

Pair your lightweight packable down jacket for après ski with these pants.

We love this for color! If you don’t opt for bright colors while skiing, then when?

Whether your jacket is a patchwork of neons or a classic black, slip into these slightly flared ski pants in bright pink this winter.

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Opt for an ‘80s vibe with your ski uniform by slipping into these bright turquoise Kappa ski pants. They even come complete with suspenders for a great fit while you go.

For the bold at heart, shop this pair of Farm Rio ski pants that is not only made of one brightly colored silk scarf-inspired print, but a patchwork of four of them.

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Go full-blown bib overall with these performance ski pants from Marmot.

On a cold day, bundle up with your normal fleece and jacket, but on a hot spring skiing afternoon, consider wearing it with nothing more than a few layers underneath.

If color isn’t really your thing, but you don’t want to opt for classic black, slip into these ski pants from Burton in a subtle shade of navy.

Made of a waterproof material DryRide to keep you dry and slim-fitting for optimal movement. Plus, mesh-lined zipper thigh vents come in handy when it gets warm.

If you prefer a white ski look, but want something a little bit more head-turning, you’ll love these colorful embroidered star-printed JetSet pants, to be styled with a jacket in any color under the sun.

From the front it’s mostly solid white but you see 9 stars from the side!

Patchwork is a huge trend in ready-to-wear, so why not take it to the slopes? In pale pink, baby blue, and navy, these ski pants will have all eyes on you.

Did you know Erin Snow’s ski pants has a killer fit? Opt for a pair of slim ski pants with this skinny stirrup design from Erin Snow.

Meant to tuck into the top of your boots, this colorless style allows your gear and jacket to be on full display.

Leave it to Roxy to craft a pair of floral ski pants that feel just as appropriate for the dead of winter as they do mid-spring.

You’ll fall in love with these navy and white flower-printed bottoms no matter where you’re headed to ski.