Goldbergh Pippa Burgundy Straight Stretch Ski Pant

There’s many reasons the Pippa is Goldbergh’s bestseller. It’s the ski pant with the slim cut and the supportive fabric that sculpts and holds. The line stays clean from hip to boot all day. It’s so comfortable you could almost forget you’re wearing it. Vino rosso is a deep, rich wine red that feels considered rather than loud.

Wear it with a black jacket like the Goldbergh Kibō to let the colour lead, or go tonal with cream and camel. Either way, it’s the pair you’ll be asked about again and again. 

Technical Details

• Goldbergh Pippa Ski Pants, Vino Rosso
• Women’s slim-fit ski pants
• Stretch fabric with built-in support for a smooth, shaping fit
• Fabric: 56% polyester, 25% polyamide, 11% polyurethane, 8% elastane
• Separate belt included
• Zips at the back of the hem
• Snow gaiters at the inside hem
• Inside leg: 76cm (size 38 / UK 10)
• Fits true to size

Care Instructions

• Machine wash at 30°C on a gentle cycle
• Remove the belt before washing
• Wash inside out with all zips fastened
• Wash with similar colours
• Do not bleach, tumble dry, iron or dry clean

FAQs

Why are the Goldbergh Pippa ski pants so popular?
They combine a slim, flattering cut with a supportive stretch fabric that holds its shape. You get a polished silhouette that still moves easily on the mountain.

How do the Pippa ski pants fit?
The fit is slim and close. Goldbergh recommend taking your usual size.

What length are the Pippa ski pants?
The regular length has a 76cm inside leg in a size 38 (UK 10). The Pippa Long, with an 80cm inside leg, is made for taller women.

What colour is vino rosso?
A deep wine red. It’s rich and grown-up, and it works especially well with black, cream or camel.

What goes with Pippa ski pants in vino rosso?
A black ski jacket such as the Goldbergh Kibō lets the colour stand out. For a softer look, try a cream or snow white jacket.

How do I wash my Pippa ski pants?
Take the belt off, turn them inside out and do up the zips. Wash at 30°C on a gentle cycle with similar colours, then leave to dry naturally.