From Racing to All Mountain: Stöckli’s 2026–27 Skiwear Collection

Featured image: Stöckli’s 2026–27 skiwear collection. Photo: © Martin Doebeli.

Stöckli’s connection to ski racing is easy to spot in its WRT (World Cup Racing Team) jacket. The prominent “Stöckli Racing Team” lettering makes that clear. But the Swiss ski manufacturer’s 2026–27 clothing collection reaches beyond its racing roots, with a new insulated men’s jacket, updated women’s styles and an expanding Montero all-mountain line.

Stöckli has been developing ski clothing for more than 20 years. This season’s collection continues that work with different approaches to fit, warmth and design, from the racing-inspired WRT to the more relaxed cuts of Montero. The entire clothing collection is designed in Switzerland and manufactured in Europe.

WRT: The Racing Connection

The WRT remains Stöckli’s best-selling jacket, and its design keeps the brand’s racing identity front and center.

Underneath that familiar look, four-way stretch fabric provides freedom of movement, while PrimaLoft® insulation delivers warmth without excessive weight. Taped seams and waterproof zippers help protect against wind and moisture.

Black and red remains the most popular color combination. For 2026–27, Stöckli adds Black-Azzurro and Moss-Antra versions with “Inspired by Racing” labeling. The Moss version also features a reflective allover print.

For skiers drawn to Stöckli’s racing heritage, the WRT remains the collection’s clearest expression of that connection.

Power: A New Option for Cold Days

New to the men’s collection, the Power is Stöckli’s warmest men’s ski jacket.

The jacket combines PrimaLoft® Cross Core™ insulation with bonded chambers, using synthetic insulation to provide substantial warmth at a low weight. Long underarm ventilation openings allow skiers to adjust airflow as conditions change, while waterproof zippers add weather protection.

The Power comes in red or black with a camouflage print, carrying a sportier look into a jacket built with colder temperatures in mind.

Performance and Futura: Two Approaches to Women’s Skiwear

The women’s Performance jacket pairs a tailored, athletic look with practical weather protection. A high stand-up collar and removable hood provide coverage in changing conditions, while subtle gold accents add detail.

One of this season’s featured combinations is Black-Moss Reflective, which incorporates a muted green with reflective elements. Other options include White-Black and Lava-Rose, with coordinating ski pants available to complete the outfit.

The Futura takes a different approach, with a feminine cut, distinctive quilting and a generous hood. One of Stöckli’s most popular women’s jackets, it uses PrimaLoft® Cross Core™ insulation for lightweight warmth.

Stöckli-branded zipper pulls finish the design. For 2026–27, the Futura is available in Rose or black with a camouflage print.

Montero: A More Relaxed Fit

Named after Stöckli’s ski series, the Montero clothing collection brings a more relaxed fit to the lineup.

Introduced for the 2024–25 season, Montero enters its third winter with new colors and updated functional details. The line is intended for skiers who spend time both on and off groomed runs, with slightly roomier cuts than the collection’s more fitted styles.

The men’s and women’s jackets are made from 100 percent recycled polyester, with two-way stretch for freedom of movement. Helmet-compatible hoods, integrated wrist gaiters and an updated ventilation system provide options for managing changing conditions.

Rust and Moss are featured colors this season. The collection includes separate men’s and women’s cuts, coordinating ski pants, and sweaters and shirts offered in different materials.

Designed in Switzerland, Made in Europe

Across the collection, Stöckli carries its attention to materials, construction and functional details into clothing made for different skiing preferences.

The WRT keeps the racing connection visible. The Power adds a warmer option to the men’s lineup, while Performance, Futura and Montero give skiers different choices in fit and style.

More information is available at stoeckli.ch.

Source: Stöckli’s Nov. 9, 2026, press release. Photos: © Martin Doebeli.