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Nike and French designer Simon Porte Jacquemus have unveiled their collaborative Après Ski collection, featuring 18 pieces that merge high-performance functionality with Jacquemus’ signature elegance.

Designed for skiers, snowboarders, and slope-side spectators, the collection balances style with technical precision. “Working with technical fabrics, learning from the best, and creating a minimal, modern design was an exciting process for me, in true Jacquemus fashion,” said Simon Porte Jacquemus.

Key pieces include triple-layer GORE-TEX jackets and pants. A highlight is a multifunctional jacket with a water- and windproof outer shell and an inner bomber jacket. The outer layer features a tailored silhouette with subtle Nike x Jacquemus details, while the inner bomber showcases the Swoosh and Jacquemus branding. GORE-TEX pants provide weather protection with removable jacquard straps and signature ‘J’ belt loops.

For men, the collection offers a long-sleeve top that works as an insulating layer or standalone piece, and a reimagined Jacquemus shirt in water-repellent fabric with a back ‘J’ loop and chest pocket. For women, there’s a soft, water-repellent jumpsuit, ultra-high-waisted leggings, and a bralette with a curved hem for a stylish, insulated base layer.

The Nike x Jacquemus Après Ski collection will be available from November 26 at jacquemus.com and Jacquemus stores, followed by a wider launch on December 3 at nike.com and select retailers.

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