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ASPEN, Colo. – Aspen Collection, the apparel brand within the Aspen One portfolio, has led its fall/winter 2026/27 line with the Women’s Highlands Suit, a head-to-toe ski one-piece the brand describes as a nod to ski nostalgia, built with modern warmth.
The suit combines a slim-cut, 700-fill down top with 30K/30K insulation and waterproofing and a stretchy Schoeller® softshell bottom. An adjustable waist belt shapes the fit, and the hood is removable and helmet-compatible. It is named for Aspen Highlands and pitched for the whole day, from the hike up Highland Bowl to après.
The fabrics behind the line
Materials carry much of the collection’s pitch. The Highlands Suit splits its construction by function: insulated, waterproof 700-fill down above the waist, and a Schoeller® softshell below for stretch and mobility. The Outrider Jacket uses RDS-certified goose down, and the Millie Jacket pairs 700-fill down with PrimaLoft® Gold Insulation Active. The Freefall Kit pairs a three-layer, 4-way-stretch shell and PFC-free Super DWR with Trizar® Technology, which reflects body heat. On the lifestyle side, the Barrow Fleece uses recycled polyester faux shearling, and the Bristol Quarter Zip uses responsibly sourced wool. Aspen Collection says it continues to explore more responsible materials and PFC-free solutions as it develops new products.
The rest of the ASPEN f/w line includes the Men’s Outrider Jacket, a puffer with a faux-shearling collar and RDS-certified down. It also has the Women’s Millie Jacket with corduroy accents, the Unisex Freefall Kit, the Women’s Barrow Fleece, the Men’s Driftmoor Cardigan and the Women’s Bristol Quarter Zip. A limited-edition capsule marks Aspen Snowmass’s 80th anniversary and is sold only in-store.
“The altitude, terrain, beauty and community inform and inspire our design decisions,” said Darcy Loeb, COO of Aspen Collection.
