Hit the slopes in style with classic snow suits from Goldie+Ace

Dynamic Australian childrenswear brand, Goldie + Ace, continue to dial up the nostalgia for their AW21 collection titled The Weekender with the launch of the Classic Snow Suit.

Dynamic Australian childrenswear brand, Goldie + Ace, continue to dial up the nostalgia for their AW21 collection titled The Weekender with the launch of the Classic Snow Suit.

Featuring a waterproof shell, zip up pockets, a cosy ribbed high neck and retro Goldie + Ace Skiathon patch, your family can hit the slopes in style this winter, with Goldie + Ace Classic Snow Suits coming soon (available May 16, 2021) for babies and kids.

goldie and ace kids snowsuit

Inspired by memories of a simper time

The brand’s designer, Alana Tiller is inspired by memories of a simpler time; of growing up in Australia in the ‘80s and ‘90s and of the pieces she loved to wear, fondly remembered in family photo albums from that time. These fond memories of childhood family adventures in the cold winter months gave Alana the inspiration for the design of the new Classic Snow Suit.

These durable, high-quality snow suits are guaranteed to keep kids warm and dry and no doubt spark joy as they set out on their adventures this winter.

The Classic Snow Suit is available is sizes 1 to 6 years.  Two colourways have been designed in red and sky.  The snow suit has a fully waterproof shell and is lightly quilted for warmth.

goldie ace kids snowsuit
goldie ace kids snowsuit

The Classic Snow Suit is priced at $169.95 and is available from Sunday 16 May 2021.

For more information or to buy: 

goldieandace.com

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