Women's Ski Overalls NIKKY Metallic Ivory
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Stay warm and stylish on the slopes with NIKKY by RUDSAK - a pair of quilted down ski pants for women. These statement ski pants feature a unique waist design that combines fashion and function, allowing for stretch and a fitted silhouette. The high-loft down insulation ensures maximum warmth, while technical details h
Stay warm and stylish on the slopes with NIKKY by RUDSAK - a pair of quilted down ski pants for women. These statement ski pants feature a unique waist design that combines fashion and function, allowing for stretch and a fitted silhouette. The high-loft down insulation ensures maximum warmth, while technical details high-gloss waterproof zippers and rubber inner leg patches provide performance. Its flared leg design with zippered expansions fits easily over ski boots, while adjustable shoulder straps allow for comfort. Whether you're carving through powder or enjoying après-ski activities, the NIKKY ski pants keep you cozy and fashionable all winter long. Elevate your winter wardrobe with this perfect blend of comfort and sophistication.
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