Cordova

Frequently Asked Questions

• What makes Cordova different from other luxury ski and après-ski brands?

  Cordova blends 1970s–inspired tailoring with modern technical precision, producing feminine silhouettes that read as both fashion and functional outerwear. Founded in 2014 by Jane and Cody Seim, the brand emphasizes tailored construction, elevated materials and a distinct aesthetic that bridges on-mountain performance and street-ready style.
• What kinds of fabrics and materials does Cordova use in its garments?

  Cordova sources Swiss fabrics and other premium textiles selected for hand feel, drape and durability, then applies technical construction techniques to enhance performance. The brand prioritizes materials that support longevity and a refined look rather than disposable trends.
• Where are Cordova garments manufactured?

  Cordova pieces are produced in British Columbia and New York, reflecting a small-batch, regionally based approach to production. That localized manufacturing supports closer quality control and aligns with the brand’s emphasis on ethical, well-made garments.
• How does Cordova balance style with on-mountain functionality?

  Cordova achieves a balance through tailored patterns and technical construction that allow for mobility and insulation without sacrificing clean lines or luxe detailing. Pieces are designed to perform during active winter use while still feeling appropriate for après-ski and everyday wear.
• What is Cordova’s approach to sustainability and ethical production?

  Cordova focuses on responsible, small-batch production and durable materials to extend garment life and reduce waste, with manufacturing based in British Columbia and New York. The brand emphasizes ethical practices and design-for-longevity as core components of its sustainability approach.