Ski sweaters are designed to keep you warm on the slopes as well as last you through the winter. While many different materials are used to craft ski sweaters, they are designed to be worn under your ski jacket or ski bib. Sizing tends to vary depending on the company who makes the sweater. Despite this, knowing your own measurements will help you pick out a well-fitting sweater.
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