J. Crew Channels Aprés Ski Fashion in New Olympics Collection: Shop the Best Pieces Here

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J.Crew is heading for the mountains. The American fashion brand has unveiled its first collection with Team USA’s Ski & Snowboard team ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics, marking the debut drop in a new three-year partnership. The collection launches Jan. 8 and arrives alongside a campaign starring some of the country’s top Olympic and Paralympic-bound winter sports athletes.

The campaign spotlights a slate of athletes to watch at this year’s Winter Games in Milan , including Olympic silver medalist Colby Stevenson, Olympian and X Games medalist Hailey Langland, X Games medalist Rell Harwood, World Cup medalist River Radamus, world champion Tess Johnson and Paralympian and two-time world champion Zach Miller. The partnership will roll out through community-focused activations at U.S. Ski & Snowboard events throughout the winter season.

Rooted in J.Crew’s longtime connection to alpine life and après-ski dressing, the collection spans refined knitwear, elevated loungewear and essential cold-weather accessories for women, men and kids, finished with exclusive vintage-inspired patches. Creatively, the collection draws heavily from the brand’s archives. Olympia Gayot, creative director of women’s and children’s design, said alpine style has long been embedded in the J.Crew lifestyle. “These pieces capture a retro spirit with a modern perspective on fit and color,” she said in a statement, adding that skiing and snowboarding are becoming increasingly central to snow sport culture

The partnership also expands into performance territory via a ski capsule developed with Kappa, U.S. Ski & Snowboard’s official on-mountain partner, featuring technical jackets for women and men that blend high-performance functionality with polished mountain style.

Shop J. Crew‘s entire Team USA Ski & Snowboard collection here, and a few standout pieces below: