Sporty Lightness
EMIL
Light insulation for active ski days
- PrimaLoft® Gold Active+ · 40 g
- Premium 4-way stretch
- 3D bondings at shoulders and elbows
- Waterproof rating 20,000 mm
- Also available as EMIL FAUX LEATHER.
$2,200.00
EXPLORE STYLE
TONI SAILER · COLLECTION 2026/27
THE SKI JACKET GUIDE
Find the ski jacket that suits your needs. Discover light insulation, breathable stretch fabrics, warming down and distinctive resort styles – with insights into our materials and technologies.
01 / The right choice
Not every jacket is made for the same ski day.
Beyond design, insulation, shell fabric, membrane, fit and activity level shape the right choice. A light, breathable jacket is often comfortable when skiing actively; warmth matters more in cold weather or during long breaks. Personal preference and layering remain essential.
02 / Men
Men’s ski jackets at a glance
From technical stretch performance and warmer insulation to urban puffer looks: explore the distinct features of the current collection.
03 / Women
Women’s ski jackets at a glance
Our women’s jackets pair technical materials with distinctive silhouettes: close-fitting stretch, light material mixes, warming down and statement resort looks.
04 / Material guide
Understand the technology
PrimaLoft® Gold Active+
Synthetic insulation for breathable warmth during active use. Insulation weight and jacket construction also affect warmth.
Toray Dermizax™ EV
Waterproof, breathable membrane engineered for moisture vapor transfer in active outdoor sports.
Premium 4-Way Stretch
Stretch in length and width supports freedom of movement. Stretch alone does not determine warmth.
SORONA® Fiberballs
Voluminous synthetic fiber insulation. Warmth depends on fill quantity, baffle construction and shell fabric.
Down & down blends
Down insulation delivers warmth at low weight. Fill power, fill weight, construction and moisture conditions all matter.
Waterproof rating & breathability
Hydrostatic head measures resistance to water pressure; breathability concerns moisture vapor transfer. Seams and zippers also matter.
PrimaLoft® Silver Down / Down Blend
Down-blend insulation seeks a warm, lightweight feel. Performance in moisture depends on the specific blend and construction.
Italian wool
Italian wool offers a distinctive touch and elegant look. In LENNARD and SASHA WOOL it is combined with technical stretch fabrics.
Nylon Ripstop & Cire Finish
Ripstop uses a reinforcing weave; a ciré finish creates a smooth, often shiny surface. Weather resistance depends on the complete fabric construction.
Jacquard, Satin Twill & Powder Velvet
Jacquard creates patterns through weaving, satin twill adds refined texture and velvet gives a distinctive feel. Insulation determines warmth, not the decorative surface alone.
Teddy Pile & Shiny Pearl
Teddy pile creates soft volume, including collar accents; Shiny Pearl is a distinctive design material. Neither replaces dedicated insulation.
YKK® AquaGuard® & taped seams
Water-resistant zippers and taped seams complement a waterproof shell. Overall protection depends on the entire jacket design.
THE COLLECTION
Find your next favorite jacket.
Explore the complete collection and compare colors, sizes and available options on the product pages.