Guide

Shirts without collars are called collarless shirts, including band-collar, grandad, mandarin, henley, and crew-neck styles.

Short jackets are called boleros, shrugs, spencers, bombers, truckers, Harringtons, moto jackets, and cropped blazers—each with a distinct cut.

G-Star Arc Skinny Jeans are 3D-cut denim with twisted seams that wrap the leg for a slim, flexible fit.

Single-needle jeans use one-needle lockstitch seams for clean lines, tidy topstitching, and patient, detail-first construction.

Side tabs for pants are built-in waist adjusters that tighten or loosen trousers without a belt for a cleaner, dressier line.

Skater-fit jeans are wide-leg, mid-rise denim with a relaxed seat and pooled hem built for movement and roomy style.

Skid boots shield the hind fetlocks during slides, rollbacks, and tight turns in western work and fast schooling.

Ski jackets use a nylon or polyester shell, a waterproof membrane, DWR, and down or synthetic insulation over soft linings.

Ski boot sizes use Mondopoint (your foot length in centimeters); match that length, then verify width, flex, and boot sole length.

Ski-jumping suits use a five-layer porous laminate that balances lift, control, and safety under strict FIS rules.