Cold weather gear is a layering problem, not a warmth problem. A baselayer that moves moisture, a midlayer that holds heat, and a shell that stops wind will beat one heavy coat in almost every condition, and lets you shed a layer when the afternoon turns.

Everything here is gear our staff use themselves. Down and synthetic jackets, vests, flannels, baselayers, insulated boots, hats and gloves, from The North Face, Patagonia, Cotopaxi, Osprey and more.

We've been outfitting people since 1974 from our stores in Baton Rouge, Lafayette and Northshore. Fifty years in a wet southern climate taught us something useful: wind and damp do more than the thermometer suggests, and the right layers matter more than the thickest one.

Build Your Layering System

Three layers. One simple system. Build warmth, protection, and comfort for whatever the forecast brings.

01 — Baselayer

Start with a breathable foundation that moves moisture and keeps you comfortable.

03 — Outer Layer

Finish with dependable protection from wind, rain, and changing conditions.

Build Your Ski Outfit

Everything you need from first layer to first chair.

01 — Baselayer Tops

02 — Baselayer Bottoms

03 — Ski Midlayers

04 — Ski Jackets & Shells

05 — Ski Pants & Bibs

06 — Ski Goggles

07 — Ski Helmets

08 — Ski Gloves & Mittens