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You’ve booked a dream winter getaway, but what do you wear to stay warm? Here’s how to choose the perfect plus-size long winter jacket for travel, no matter what adventures you have in store.

We’re often questioned about how long your thermals should be when purchasing a pair of our plus-size thermal leggings. And really, how long is a piece of string? How tall are you? How long are your legs? How wide are your calves? And what other activities will you be wearing your thermals for? All these will be important questions to ask yourself.

We surveyed over 1000 plus-size skiers and outdoor enthusiasts, and this is what they told us.

Olivia had a dream winter ski vacation planned with her family. But the dream nearly became a nightmare when she couldn’t find ski gear to fit. A true(ish) fairytale for plus-size skiers and travellers.

Outerwear is often referred to as 'technical' for a reason. The gear you wear in the outdoors is designed to perform very specific functions in very specific environments, with the goal of keeping you warm, dry and comfortable.

A former olympic hopeful gained 150lb when she stopped competing. This is her story of defying stereotypes and proving you can be an athlete at any size.

If you’re heading to a cold and snowy climate, it can be hard to know what to wear, especially if you’re a plus-size person. Here’s how to stay warm when you’re skiing, hiking, or traveling in the cold this winter.

WHY is it so hard to find ski pants for plus-size women and men? It doesn’t have to be! We take the pain out of knowing how to find the perfect plus size snow pants that will actually fit your body

Finally! The ultimate buying guide to deciphering all our plus-size snow pants on offer. To answer your question of “What pants should I buy?” Whether you’re pear-shaped, apple-shaped, or curvy all over, we break down our styles so you can finally find the best plus-size snow pants for your body shape.

Buying high quality ski and snowboard gloves often means you're buying a product of quality. Leather has many pros when used in ski gloves and mittens but it also requires some maintenance to keep it performing as it designed.

As a plus-size woman with wide calves, it can feel overwhelming to find ski boots that fit well and keep you safe. Explore the ways to find the best ski boots for your shape, whether you’re looking to buy your own ski boots or find the right rentals as a beginner skier.

Plus size outdoor adventurer and style queen @Katieparrott reviews some plus size outdoor clothing from Plus Outdoor (and Plus Snow) for hiking and spending time outdoors in technical clothing. Here's what worked for her and what didn't in her open and honest review.

When choosing gloves you need to determine each person's needs. For children, mittens are the best option. For very young children there are mittens that have a zip in them which makes it so much easier for the child to get them on and off.

Like any ski socks, Lenz socks should be worn firm and close to your skin with minimal wrinkles to ensure a smooth surface within your boots. This will minimise any wrinkles cutting off circulation or causing discomfort.

2 Simple Steps to finding the best plus size snow and ski clothing you've ever owned!

Measure your curvy body with confidence & experience online shopping success this winter! Find YOUR perfect fit for YOUR curvy body in our plus size ski jackets, pants and thermal underwear designed for curves and extended sizes. Use our video, step-by-step guide or read every little detail to help you choose your best plus size snow outfit ever.

We have many people asking us what is the best footwear or snow boots to wear upon the snow. Be it for your self or your children there are some very affordable options of apres snow boots. One of the biggest mistakes people make dressing for the snow is wearing the wrong footwear and socks. The wrong boots will mean your feet will get wet and cold very quickly. You need your feet to be warm and the correct snow socks and apres snow boots will help blood circulation and help maintain warmth and comfort.

The big question for many prescription eye wearers heading to the snow is “Are there goggles that I can wear over my glasses?"

The answer is YES! Most companies now make ski and snow goggles that you can buy to wear over your glasses. These are called OTG (over-the-glasses) goggles.

Layering under outerwear (jacket and pants) is the most important part of getting dressed to go skiing. The most essential layer is thermal underwear, which wicks away sweat and moisture from your skin.