Mudgirl630
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Nope. NEVER!
I am admitting I have a severe problem. I trust that should count for something. DOH!
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Show us your ski jacket quiver
- Thread starter liquidfeet
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I am admitting I have a severe problem. I trust that should count for something. DOH!
santacruz skier
Angel Diva
Olesya C
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
You are also very stylish and elegant, Shelley! I remember thinking that every time I skied with you, and you are a beautiful skier too.
santacruz skier
Angel Diva
omg thank you! Good thing no photos of me on my backside sliding down that run under lift 2You are also very stylish and elegant, Shelley! I remember thinking that every time I skied with you, and you are a beautiful skier too.
Olesya C
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
What sliding down? I don't remember it.
MissySki
Angel Diva
I have felt the same way looking at @Mudgirl630 ‘s avatar! Lol I just have not had an opportunity to try on any fitted jackets though. My shoulders are a little wide for my size and I have very long arms as well for size small.. so I always need to try on jackets in person and never see nice high end fitted ski jackets around here to do that. Brands either work very well for me or not at all, usually no in between.But you are very stylish! I have a confession to make - I looked at your avatar pic and thought to myself that a fitted jacket may look cute on me too maybe. So I recently bought a Poivre Blanc Judy jacket on sale, it was a 2020 model so a great deal and the jacket is new. I's an elegant dark navy color, almost black with a hint of blue. So, you inspired me to think about my ski clothes style a bit differently. You could work as a model for ski wear!
That is link to jacket pic below. Mine is a dark navy color not the bright yellow, but I like the fitted look and the faux fur trim
Poivre Blanc Judy Insulated Ski Jacket with Faux Fur (Women's) | Peter Glenn
Shop and read reviews on Poivre Blanc Judy Insulated Ski Jacket with Faux Fur (Women's) at Peter Glenn. Easy Returns and Fast, Free Shipping!www.peterglenn.com
The Poivre Blanc jacket looks good on me, I am glad I got it. I am tall (6'1), not super slim, more athletic with larger muscular thighs and wider hips, but I have a well-defined waist so fitted jackets are a good look for me!
Did you order online?
TNtoTaos
Angel Diva
You guys are so hilarious! I'm the complete opposite -- when I find a jacket I like, I marry it -- till death (its death, LOL) do us part 
. Looking for a new jacket is a months-long research project for me, and once I decide on one, that's it! (I'm the same way with shoes, BTW -- I have seasonal shoes, of course, but usually stick with one pair at a time).
I'm proud to announce, however, that I did get a new jacket last season, as well as a new helmet, so I have a completely new look this season.
One thing I will say, though, is that you jacket slut winners have enough jackets to supply the homeless population of a small town, so when you decide to retire from skiing, that might be a nice way to re-home them.
. Looking for a new jacket is a months-long research project for me, and once I decide on one, that's it! (I'm the same way with shoes, BTW -- I have seasonal shoes, of course, but usually stick with one pair at a time).I'm proud to announce, however, that I did get a new jacket last season, as well as a new helmet, so I have a completely new look this season.
One thing I will say, though, is that you jacket slut winners have enough jackets to supply the homeless population of a small town, so when you decide to retire from skiing, that might be a nice way to re-home them.
Mudgirl630
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Thank you kindly!
I wear Franurenschuh(Austrian made) and Authier(Italian made)mostly. Unfortunately, the latter is only sold in one store in Aspen in USA. I know what size I wear in Frauenschuh, so I have bought some of them online. There are two stores in Aspen that sell them. The jacket I am wearing in the avatar is by Authier. I am not sure what pants I am wearing.
Thanks, ladies.
Mudgirl630
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
AJM
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
I hear ya re wide shoulders, I always end up going up size to accomodate them.
AJM
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Im am totally in love with those Frauenschuh pants I bought off Ebay
I took my stupid brace off and had another sneaky try on again today .... my word they are beautiful !!!! Now I need a suitably fabulous jacket to go with them 
MissySki
Angel Diva
Love both of these outfits, thank you for sharing!
Olesya C
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
I agree - that looks great!
Mudgirl630
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Bingo. The company was sold earlier this year. The new people are starting with the smaller capacity.
Mudgirl630
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Wellllllll, don't get me started on Astis.
I have, I think, 6 long pairs and one short. Not sure...
liquidfeet
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Oh yes, when I get rid of clothes I always give them away. All of my jackets have already been passed on at least once since I buy them used.
I got started collecting (too many) ski jackets from thrift shops because I wanted to introduce friends to skiing, friends who didn't ski and needed appropriate clothing for the cold weather we have here. I found jackets and pants that were ridiculously cheap at thrift shops back then, so couldn't resist.
fgor
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
I was about to ask about the mitts but that was a quick mystery
they're gorgeous!! I want some!
