Find the fit that works before your first lift.
Snowwear should leave room to move, bend, and layer—without feeling bulky. Start with the size chart on the product page, then use this guide to measure consistently and choose the silhouette you want.

Measure once. Layer comfortably.
Stand naturally and keep the tape level. Measure over the base layers you expect to wear, without pulling the tape tight.
Sleek, balanced, or baggy?
Fit labels describe the intended shape—not just the size. Do not automatically size up in a style already marked relaxed or oversized.
Sleek
A closer silhouette with room for a light base layer.
Regular
Balanced room for a base layer and a light midlayer.
Relaxed / Baggy
More volume for layering, mobility, and a snowboard-inspired look.
Dress for movement, not the mirror.
Base layer
A close, moisture-managing first layer. Measure over this layer for the most useful starting point.
Midlayer
Add fleece or light insulation for colder days. Your jacket should close without compressing the layer.
Shell or insulated outerwear
You should be able to reach overhead, rotate, and squat without pulling across the shoulders, seat, or knees.
What matters most for each piece.
Jackets & Anoraks
Prioritize chest and sleeve measurements. Leave enough room for your planned base and midlayers.
Pants & Bibs
Prioritize waist, hips, and inseam. Bib straps adjust, but the seat and waist still need comfortable movement.
Sets & One-Pieces
Use the larger of your upper- and lower-body size needs. For one-pieces, also check torso comfort when sitting and bending.
Gloves & Accessories
Follow the product-specific chart. For gloves, measure hand circumference and length without pulling the tape tight.
Run a 60-second fit check.
Product chart first: SnowAura curates products from multiple manufacturing partners, so sizing can vary by style. The chart on each product page always takes priority over general guidance. For help, email support@snowaura.com with your height, weight, usual US size, the product link, preferred fit, and planned layers.