Nikkie Uvira Ski Jacket in Khaki

The NIKKIE Uvira in Khaki is the thinking woman's ski jacket: quietly technical, beautifully cut and in a colour and shape the mountain hasn't overdone.

In this unusual, chic style, it looks just as right walking around the village as it does on the piste. Utility shades translated for snow!

The cut is what makes it. Mid length, tailored through the body, with a drawstring waist you can cinch or leave looser depending on the day and the layers. Flap chest pockets with N-logo snaps give it structure. The hood is fixed and adjustable, so it stays put in wind and sits flat when you don't need it.

Technically, its waterproof and breathable at 10,000 apiece, which means it keeps weather out while letting sweat or hot air escape on long ski days. Sorona insulation is deliberately light, warm without bulk, with room for a knit beneath when it's very cold. Snow gaiters at the cuffs and hem, a ski pass pocket in the right place. Everything you need, nothing performative.

Wear it with black, chocolate or cream below, or over jeans from November through March. This is the jacket you reach for without thinking, which is rather the point.

Technical details

• Nikkie Uvira Ski Jacket in Khaki
• Shell: 100% elastomultiester; lining and padding 100% polyester
• 10,000 mm waterproof rating with waterproof N-logo zips
• 10,000 g breathability rating, a true technical shell that vents as you ski
• Light Sorona padding (40/60 gsm) for warmth without bulk
• Regular fit, mid length (62 cm), tailored silhouette
• Fixed drawstring hood; adjustable drawstring waist
• Flap chest pockets with N-logo snap buttons
• Snow gaiters at cuffs and hem seal out powder
• Ski pass pocket and inside pocket
• Care instructions
• Close all zips before washing
• Wash inside out, separately, with similar colours
• Machine wash cool; shake before drying, do not tumble dry

FAQ

Is the NIKKIE Uvira warm enough for skiing?
Yes, this Nikkie women's ski jacket uses light Sorona padding (40/60 gsm) for warmth without bulk, which works well over a thermal base layer, with room for a knit underneath in the coldest weeks. If you prefer a heavily insulated puffer feel, NIKKIE's Uvivia is the warmer sibling.

Is the Uvira actually waterproof and breathable?
Yes, genuinely both. It carries a 10,000 mm waterproof rating and a 10,000 g breathability rating, the benchmark for a proper technical ski jacket, so it keeps snow and moisture out while letting heat and sweat escape on active days.

How does the Uvira fit?
It has a regular fit with a tailored, mid-length cut (62 cm) and an adjustable drawstring waist to define the silhouette. It is designed with room for a base layer or fine knit underneath; if you plan on chunkier layers, we suggest sizing up.

What colour is the khaki like?
A soft military green with grey undertones rather than a bright olive. It behaves as a neutral, which is why it pairs so easily with black, cream, chocolate and denim.

What do you wear with a khaki ski jacket?
Black ski pants are the classic pairing. Cream or chocolate below feels more current, and tonal greens work if you keep the shades distinct. Off the mountain it goes with almost everything you already own, which is the argument for buying it.