Cozy Après-Ski Sweaters for Your Next Alpine Getaway

Maybe you had a bluebird day on the slopes, parallel turning down perfectly powdered trails. Or perhaps you spent the afternoon taking great care to perfect your pizzas and french fries on the bunny hill (yours truly). Whatever your aptitude on the slopes, we all end up at the same magnificent place at the end of the day: après. For me, the sensation of clicking out of my ski boots and transitioning to après is best described as euphoric. The flutes of Champagne and crackling fireplaces don’t hurt, nor do the simmering pots of fondue, but the detail I find most praiseworthy is the uniform—and the best après-ski sweaters are essential to the look.
Vogue’s Favorite Après-Ski Sweaters
Anyone remotely interested in curating an après-ski uniform is aware that a seasonal sweater is paramount (perhaps more than any other element). Even if you’re staying in your ski bib, by simply tossing on a luxurious jumper you instantly communicate après. As befits the mountainous setting, this is an excellent time to break out the Fair Isle motif. But if you prefer a simpler palette, turn to materials like alpaca wool and cable knits to channel the alpine energy.
Below, a guide to this season’s best après-ski sweaters, from turtlenecks and half-zip silhouettes to keep your neck warm and cozy, to charming cardigans that will look divine with a cashmere headband and your favorite snow boots.
Jenni Kayne
Thatcher crewneck sweater
J.Crew
U.S. Ski & Snowboard sweater
Guest in Residence
Cloud Chalet Fair Isle cardigan
The Great.
The Snowflake Ice Rink cardigan
Altuzarra
Hamilton rollneck sweater
Nili Lotan
Chrissy Fair Isle sweater
We Norwegians
Setesdal fringed cardigan
Alix of Bohemia
Liza Fair Isle cotton polo sweater
Joe's Jeans
The Wells Fair Isle sweater
Calle Del Mar
Fair Isle half-zip sweater
Alix of Bohemia
Liza Fair Isle cotton polo sweater
Joe's Jeans
The Wells Fair Isle sweater
Calle Del Mar
Fair Isle half-zip sweater
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