The Best Ski Apparel of 2026
Aug 1, 2025
The Rose Capri is a mid-calf cropped merino wool baselayer designed for the ladies who value style and comfort in cold conditions. Due to their length, they fit seamlessly with your ski, or other, boots for a smooth and uninterrupted fit. The high waist, athletic cut, and knit elastic waistband make the pants hold snug and flatter, while smart fabric mapping and Kari Traa’s 4-way stretch technology allow unfettered movement skiing or training. Constructed from cozy, merino wool, these bottoms will keep you warm whether they are wet or dry, with flatlock seams throughout to prevent chafing in high wear areas. Nordic-style knit details and embossed logos add style to the layer, making this a versatile choice for those who want to wear their baselayers to apres.
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