
Octobre Éditions populates its new ski capsule with tiny skiers, turning fleece into a wearable holiday postcard. The Parisian label’s collection taps into the pleasures of mountain dressing, with chalet graphics and bright beanies supplying a little souvenir-shop charm. Halid Nuhu, Sanggun Lee, and Max Turland join the alpine fantasy, skis slung over shoulders and goggles pushed up above white tees.
The styling commits to the occasion, particularly when blue jeans meet tall white gaiters, but the clothes keep their everyday bearings. The Tucker fleece’s illustrated skiers introduce a cheerful pattern above wide dark trousers, while the Grand Chalet T-shirt puts its largest graphic on the back, like a keepsake from a resort worth revisiting.
A holiday spirit also informs the cream Ravon sweatshirt, whose green trim lends a sporting finish to olive trousers. Rust checks and brown fleece give the brighter pieces an earthy counterweight, keeping the collection connected to Octobre’s casual wardrobe. Priced from $25 to $220, the capsule includes socks and beanies for anyone inclined to start small. A few tiny skiers might be enough to improve the outlook on a city winter.
Octobre Éditions Ski Capsule















The mountain wardrobe follows Octobre Éditions’ Off Site collection, where colorful knitwear and checked layers take to the country.





