TravisMathew Ski Clothing

Frequently Asked Questions

• Are TravisMathew's Heater Series fabrics suitable for on-mountain skiing and winter activities?

  The Heater Series uses performance fabrics with enhanced stretch and quick-dry properties that provide mobility and moisture management during active pursuits on cool days; they work well as active mid-layers or light outer layers for dry, cool conditions. For heavy precipitation or sustained alpine conditions you may still want fully waterproof, insulated technical outerwear.
• How does the Cloud Collection (FiberCloud™) compare to the Heater Series for skiing?

  The Cloud Collection's FiberCloud™ blend (cotton, polyester, modal) prioritizes ultra-soft comfort, making it ideal as a casual base or relaxed midlayer, while the Heater Series focuses on performance features—4-way stretch and quick-dry—for greater mobility and moisture control during active skiing. Choose Cloud for off-hill comfort and Heater for on-snow activity.
• What fit should I choose for TravisMathew ski layers—do they run slim or relaxed?

  TravisMathew generally offers modern, balanced fits that aim to be neither too baggy nor too tight, with relaxed options available for more room. If you plan to layer insulated pieces underneath, opt for a relaxed fit or size up to preserve range of motion without compressing mid-layers.
• Are TravisMathew fabrics breathable and flexible enough for ski touring or aerobic winter activities?

  Yes, many TravisMathew pieces feature 4-way stretch and lightweight construction designed for unrestricted movement and breathability, making them suited to aerobic winter activities like ski touring in cool conditions. For prolonged wet or very cold conditions, pair them with weatherproof or insulated outer layers.
• How should I care for TravisMathew performance fabrics to maintain stretch and quick-dry properties?

  Follow the garment care label and wash performance pieces with a mild detergent while avoiding fabric softeners that can reduce wicking and quick-dry performance. Air drying or tumble-drying on low per the care label will help preserve stretch and fabric hand over time.