During the early 20th century, skiing became the infatuation of gentlemen intrigued by the wonderful novelty and sliding on snow. In its transition from an efficient mode of winter transportation to exciting new recreational activity, skiers of the era, beyond a pair of leather boots and wooden skis, took little time to modify their head-to-toe wardrobes for use on-mountain. The 30s 40s and 50s were decades of smart wardrobes comprised of posh layers of collared shirts, knitwear, and woolen trousers that differed in only a minor manner from the high street fashions of the times.
Within the early annals of the U.S. Ski Team, whose first association was formed in 1905 in Ishpeming, Michigan, classic skiing ensembles often included an oxford or flannel shirt with cuffed sleeves which conveyed skiing’s then leisurely nature and the handsome appearance of its well-to-do enthusiasts. It is in this spirit that Alps & Meters has designed the Touring Oxford U.S. Ski Team.
Built with a rich leather Land Rover U.S. Alpine Ski Team logo at left shoulder, tailored elements enhancing functional fit, and thoughtful use of contemporary technologies, this stylish shirt provides mountain-travel comfort and protection for the amateur or professional American Skier, passionate supporter, or enthralled American winter recreational enthusiast.
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51% Cotton, 49% Merino blend for soft handfeel, comfort and performance.
Four-way stretch waxed cotton left shoulder and arm panels accommodates ski carry for long-lasting garment durability.
Water resistant, zippered front chest pocket for easy access and dry storage with integrated tethered goggle wipe inside pocket.
Land Rover U.S. Alpine Ski Team logo at left sleeve.
Committed to nurturing the present and future of United States skiing, Alps & Meters will return a portion of all sales proceeds generated by this specific sportswear assortment to the Land Rover U.S. Alpine Ski Team in an effort to foster the next generation of American alpine excellence.
During the early 20th century, skiing became the infatuation of gentlemen intrigued by the wonderful novelty and sliding on snow. In its transition from an efficient mode of winter transportation to exciting new recreational activity, skiers of the era, beyond a pair of leather boots and wooden skis, took little time to modify their head-to-toe wardrobes for use on-mountain. The 30s 40s and 50s were decades of smart wardrobes comprised of posh layers of collared shirts, knitwear, and woolen trousers that differed in only a minor manner from the high street fashions of the times.
Within the early annals of the U.S. Ski Team, whose first association was formed in 1905 in Ishpeming, Michigan, classic skiing ensembles often included an oxford or flannel shirt with cuffed sleeves which conveyed skiing’s then leisurely nature and the handsome appearance of its well-to-do enthusiasts. It is in this spirit that Alps & Meters has designed the Touring Oxford U.S. Ski Team.
Built with a rich leather Land Rover U.S. Alpine Ski Team logo at left shoulder, tailored elements enhancing functional fit, and thoughtful use of contemporary technologies, this stylish shirt provides mountain-travel comfort and protection for the amateur or professional American Skier, passionate supporter, or enthralled American winter recreational enthusiast.
Within the early annals of the U.S. Ski Team, whose first association was formed in 1905 in Ishpeming, Michigan, classic skiing ensembles often included an oxford or flannel shirt with cuffed sleeves which conveyed skiing’s then leisurely nature and the handsome appearance of its well-to-do enthusiasts.
Like the classic collared shirts that made the transition from the high streets of the 1950s to the slopes of mountains around the world, the Touring Oxford U.S. Ski Team with its iconic left arm embossed Land Rover U.S. Alpine Ski Team logo is a constant companion of the Gentleman Skier eager to share his passion for American alpine sport.
