Nikkie Newport Tonal Leo in Blue

NIKKIE Newport Tonal Leo in Night Blue features a print blue on blue: a deep, inky base with the leopard emerging through tone and a soft sheen rather than contrast. Tt is the most discreet way to wear this perennially favourite print, and the most sophisticated.

Night blue is doing quiet work of its own. Deeper than navy, softer than black, it holds its depth against snow where black turns flat, and it flatters the complexion.

A relaxed puffer, cut loose on purpose with a drawstring hem to bring the volume in, a high collar that frames the face and a fixed hood behind it for weather. This carries the most generous Sorona insulation of any jacket in the NIKKIE collection, the one for the coldest weeks, and it is piste-built throughout: waterproof to 10,000 mm with sealed logo zips, snow gaiters at the cuffs and hem, a ski pass pocket, and a two-way front zip.

Black below keeps it sleek; the NIKKIE Gracy flares in night blue take it tonal head to toe; cream and camel lift it beautifully. And off the mountain, this is the dark winter coat that turns out, on second glance, to be leopard, which is precisely the kind of secret worth keeping.

Technical details

• NIKKIE Newport Tonal Leo Ski Jacket in Night Blue
• Shell: 100% polyester with tonal blue-on-blue leopard print; lined in 100% recycled polyester
• Sorona insulation (394 g in size 34), the most generous fill in the NIKKIE jacket range
• 10,000 mm waterproof rating with waterproof N-logo zips
• Loose fit by design; mid length (62 cm) with an adjustable drawstring hem
• High collar with fixed hood
• Two-way front zip for chairlift comfort and easy venting
• Snow gaiters at cuffs and hem seal out powder
• Zip pockets, inside pocket and ski pass pocket
• Coordinates with the NIKKIE Gracy Flared Pants in Night Blue
• 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

How warm is the NIKKIE Newport Tonal Leo?
It is the most generously insulated jacket in NIKKIE's ski collection, with substantial Sorona insulation and a full lining, so it handles the coldest piste weeks with just a thermal or fine knit underneath.

Is the leopard print obvious?
Deliberately not. The print is tonal, blue on blue, revealed by texture and a soft sheen rather than colour contrast, so it reads as a textured dark puffer at a distance and shows its leopard up close and in the light.

How does the Newport Tonal Leo fit?
It is cut loose on purpose, with relaxed puffer volume, a high collar and a drawstring hem to pull the shape in. Take your usual size; the ease is designed in.

Should I choose the Tonal Leo in night blue or cream?
Night blue is the discreet vote: a dark jacket with a secret, easy to wear daily and forgiving of a busy week. Cream is the statement vote, luminous against snow and unmistakable at lunch. Both share identical warmth and build, so choose by wardrobe: night blue if yours leans dark, cream if you dress light on the mountain.

What do you wear with a night blue leopard ski jacket?
Black below is effortless and sleek, and the NIKKIE Gracy flared pants in night blue make a tonal head-to-toe look. Cream, camel and chocolate all lift it, and gold accessories sit particularly well against the deep blue. Keep it the only print in the outfit and it does the rest.