Goldbergh Hikari Ski Base Layer in Black with Gold Stars

Ski in luxury on the slopes with the Goldbergh Hikari Ski Pully in Black and Gold. Designed for women who love ski wear that marries performance with sophisticated style, this ski base layer offers a flattering, close-fitting silhouette that moves effortlessly with you.

The striking black colourway offset with gold stars gives a luxe, contemporary feel, with the black providing a sleek, versatile base and the gold accents adding a touch of glamour. Finished with a discreet Goldbergh logo on the sleeve, this pully is perfect for layering under jackets, ski suits or wearing solo for après-ski chic.

Goldbergh Hikari Ski Base Layer in Black and Gold is available now at Winternational.co.uk, where luxury meets performance for women who love to ski in style.

• Black and gold ski pully from Goldbergh
• Longer length zipper at the front
• Zipper is branded with Goldbergh
  
• 4 way stretch and long sleeved ski thermal for women
  
• Small metal brand logo on upper sleeve
• Fabric: 76% recycled polyester, 24% elastane powerstretch
• Quick drying, moisture management
  
• Centre back length 64cms in size M
  
• Model is 180cm tall and wears a UK10
• Wash inside out with similar colours on 30 degrees delicate cycle
• No bleach, no conditioner
• No iron, no tumble dry
  
• Made in China

FAQs

What is a ski pully?
“Pully” is the Dutch and German word for a jumper. In skiwear, a ski pully is a slim, half zip top made from technical stretch fabric, worn as a base layer or mid layer. The Goldbergh Hikari is a ski pully with a soft brushed inner and a gold star print on black.

Does the Hikari match the Goldbergh Anzu neck warmer?
Yes. The Hikari and the Anzu share the same Goldbergh starstruck print in black and gold, so they make a matching set.

What’s the difference between the Goldbergh Hikari and the Yura?
Both are slim half zip ski tops with a star theme. The Hikari has a printed star pattern and a brushed inner, so it feels soft and warm. The Yura has sparkling stars for more shine.

Is the Hikari warm?
Yes. The fabric is brushed on the inside, which gives it a soft, fleecy feel and traps warmth. That makes it warmer than an unbrushed ski top of the same weight, without adding bulk under your ski jacket.

How many ski tops do I need for a week’s skiing?
Most skiers pack three or four base layers for a week. Quick drying, anti-odour fabrics mean items can be worn more than once between washes.

What should a woman wear skiing for the first time?
Start with base layers, then a warm mid layer in case of very cold days, then a waterproof ski jacket and ski trousers. Add a neck warmer, gloves, ski socks, a helmet and goggles. Layers let you adjust as the day warms up or cools down.

What do I wear with a black and gold ski top?
Black ski trousers give a sleek all black look with a hint of gold. White or cream trousers look fresh and glamorous. A gold or champagne ski jacket picks up the stars beautifully.

How does the Hikari fit?
It’s slim fitting and true to size, so take your usual size. The powerstretch fabric moves with you on the slopes.