Pampita renewed the snowy postcard by swapping the usual waterproof jacket for a plush piece with a Nordic print. Here we explain why this Alpine-inspired design works so well on the slope as it does with jeans, joggers, and wide-leg pants in urban looks.
On the snowboard with the mountain in the background, Pampita surprised with a different take for the snow. Far from the helmets and hyper-technical garments that typically dominate the slope, the host chose a plush jacket in a raw tone, with a front zipper and a Fair Isle print in brown and terracotta hues.
The look catches the eye right away because it moves away from the classic all-in-one color puffer coat. By adding a soft, warm texture in a context where sporty wear prevails, the model shows that it’s possible to dress for the mountains without compromising style or slipping into boring combinations.
The balance between sportiness and plush texture
The key to the outfit lies in how the tougher elements of sport coexist with the garment’s softness. The black helmet, goggles, and board find an impeccable contrast against this oversized hooded jacket with knitted cuffs in a coffee shade.
This type of geometric guard design —typical of Alpine style— stands out against the white of the landscape. While it isn’t a jacket meant to withstand a storm or many hours of dampness, it is ideal for enjoying a sunny day on the snow or for the après-ski moment, when the coat becomes the centerpiece of the gathering.
A piece designed for the urban wardrobe
The best thing about this garment is that it doesn’t stay tucked away in the suitcase until the next trip to the mountains. Its fitted cut, defined waist, and the right amount of volume at the shoulders make it a super practical option to add to daily outfits during the cold months.
Thanks to its neutral-toned palette (beige, brown, and warm accents), it pairs easily with the basics we all have in our wardrobe. It’s the kind of coat that adds personality without effort and gives street looks a fresh twist.
Three ways to wear it during the week
- With jeans: The plush texture and the Nordic print pair beautifully with light blue or medium-wash denim. It’s the simplest formula to pull together a weekend outfit.
- With wide-leg pants: As it’s a cropped jacket with a defined waist, it looks great with wool, corduroy, or tailored wide-leg trousers. That play of volumes helps create a balanced and more polished ensemble.
- With joggers: It can be worn with fleece pants, but the trick to avoid a homey look is in the footwear. Adding leather combat boots or structured boots helps give the outfit body and keeps an urban edge.
The alternative to the usual puffy coat
Pampita’s choice sets a clear trend for this time of year: plush coats, wools, and plush textures are gaining ground over the typical synthetic parka.
Bringing an artisanal and warm touch is a good way to refresh the winter wardrobe. With this look, the host shows that a single well-chosen piece can accompany a snow afternoon and continue to work perfectly on the way back to the city.
