YoColorado Drops National Ski Patrol Winter 2026 Collection

Featured Image: Courtesy of National Ski Patrol

Looking good on the hill is mandatory. But looking good while supporting the crew that hauls you off the hill when you send it a little too hard? That’s next level.

This winter, YoColorado is teaming up with the National Ski Patrol (NSP) to drop some gear that does more than just keep you warm. The new YO x NSP Winter 2026 Collection blends YoColorado’s signature retro-mountain vibes with the NSP’s 88-year legacy of saving hides. It’s gear that’s built for "A Higher Purpose": 20% of every purchase goes directly to funding education and training for the 30,000+ patrollers keeping our mountains safe.

“This partnership reflects what the outdoor community does best – showing up for one another with purpose and passion,” said Stephanie Cox, CEO of National Ski Patrol. “Every purchase directly supports ski patrol education and training... It’s meaningful, impactful, and unmistakably mountain-driven.”

Here’s the rundown on the new goods:

Blizz the Pawtrol Dog

Let’s be real: the dogs are the true MVPs of the mountain. Inspired by the canine first responders who work shoulder-to-shoulder with patrollers, the Blizz the Pawtrol Dog design is a tribute to the furry legends of the high alpine. It’s a fun, feel-good graphic that celebrates the bond between patrollers and their four-legged partners.

Fresh Tracks

For those who live for the first chair and the last call, the Fresh Tracks line merges vintage aesthetics with modern performance. Featuring a retro-inspired National Ski Patrol graphic, this gear is built to handle deep days in the trees as well as casual hangs in town.

Heroes of the High Country

This collection hits close to home. Inspired by Loveland Ski Area patrollers Dan Linden and Bandit the border collie, this line is for the diehards. The striking graphic was illustrated by Colorado artist Brooks Engel and is framed in that iconic National Ski Patrol white cross to celebrate the grit of our mountain guardians.

You can cop the Heroes of the High Country graphic on a soft charcoal tee, a plush vintage-black crewneck, or snag the limited-edition poster—hand-screened by Ink Lounge in Englewood, Colorado.

Custom Performance Layers

Rounding out the drop is a full lineup of outerwear that blurs the line between technical gear and retro streetwear. The highlights include:

• Peak Patrol Puffer Vest: A 70s-style throwback with a water-resistant shell and a bold heritage patch that screams "local."

• First Tracks Fleece Snap Jacket: Your new daily driver. Deep copper fleece meets a navy ripstop yoke for durability when you're hauling gear (or firewood).

• Women's High Noon Vest: A double whammy of fashion and function, this limited edition vest was built to snap necks in the lift line and keep you warm when venturing around mountain towns.

• Last Run Vintage Ski Sweater: The ultimate aprés piece. A cotton-blend knit with signature sunset fader stripes that looks just as good at the bar as it does in the lodge.

• Hardpack Grid Fleece Hoodie: The quiver-killer of midlayers. Lightweight, breathable, and ready for everything from skin track laps to morning dog walks.

“Working with National Ski Patrol has been an incredible opportunity to turn our love of mountain culture into real impact,” said Brad Miller, YoColorado Co-Founder. “Designed collaboratively, this thoughtful collection celebrates National Ski Patrol’s legacy while showing that great design can also do good.”

The full winter collection goes live on January 24, 2026. Grab your gear online at YoColorado.com or stop by the YoColorado Basecamp store in Golden, CO.