Founded in Marseille in 1984, Poivre Blanc has established itself over the decades as an iconic brand of French chic skiing. Born in the colourful effervescence of the 1980s, the company has managed to retain its daring spirit while reinventing itself in line with contemporary trends. Today, it offers refined lines for both winter and summer, designed for those who experience the mountains with as much style as passion.
A true signature piece, the Poivre Blanc jumpsuit symbolises this dual identity: the technicality of mountain clothing and the elegance of an urban silhouette. For winter 2025-2026, the brand is unveiling an iconic model: the Emy jumpsuit.
The Emy jumpsuit: style, technicality and confidence
Available in timeless shades — pure white, deep black, navy blue — as well as bolder colours such as carmine red and deep purple, the Emy jumpsuit is a key piece in any woman’s mountain wardrobe.
Its fitted cut elongates the silhouette, while offering remarkable freedom of movement thanks to its high-performance stretch fabric. It is this clever balance between comfort and elegance that makes it a unique garment, designed as much for sporty descents as for relaxing moments at the foot of the slopes.
The details make all the difference: a tone-on-tone belt that structures the waist, a removable faux fur-trimmed hood, discreet zips and premium finishes that reflect the brand’s technical expertise. At £579, the Emy jumpsuit is part of the premium range of the market, somewhere between performance clothing and a fashion statement.
Style and functionality: the art of combining the two
While Poivre Blanc initially appeals for its aesthetics, the brand does not forget the demands of modern skiing.
The technical fabric used for the Emy suit offers thermal insulation and protection against the cold, while ensuring the freedom of movement essential for skiing.
The one-piece design eliminates cold air infiltration between the jacket and trousers, providing an ideal cocoon of warmth for cold or windy days.
For regular skiers, this suit is a strategic choice: it combines practicality (fewer layers to put on), ergonomics and optimal protection. As for aesthetics, it appeals to lovers of ski chic: on the slopes or on the terrace, the Poivre Blanc silhouette naturally attracts attention.
A piece at the crossroads of sport and luxury
In a ski market where technicality sometimes tends to overshadow style, Poivre Blanc reminds us that elegance is also part of performance.
The Emy ski suit is designed for a demanding female clientele: passionate skiers, regulars at Alpine or Pyrenean resorts, and fans of high-performance, refined clothing.
The brand’s DNA — ‘French Riviera meets Mont Blanc’ — is reflected in every detail. The refined aesthetic and perfect cut make it a prestigious ski garment, as well as a statement of intent: ski, yes, but never compromise on style.
The importance of comfort and durability
Poivre Blanc ski suits, particularly the Emy model, are made from resistant and stretchy materials that can last for several seasons.
However, care is essential: gentle washing, air drying and periodic re-waterproofing help to preserve the technical properties of the fabric.
In an era where sustainability is becoming central to outdoor fashion, the brand would benefit from communicating more about the origin of its materials and its environmental policy — a promising area for development in future collections.
An investment for unforgettable winters
Priced at £570, the Emy jumpsuit is not for all budgets, but for those who consider mountain fashion a way of life.
Its combination of style, comfort and technicality makes it one of the most desirable models of the season: a garment that is both timeless and modern, designed to last and be passed on.
Whether it’s a day in Megève, Baqueira-Beret or Val d’Isère, the Poivre Blanc jumpsuit embodies confidence and femininity on the snow — with that touch of French elegance that has distinguished the brand in the world of snow sports for forty years.
In a world where technical clothing often becomes uniform, Poivre Blanc reaffirms a simple truth: performance can also be beautiful.
