The House

Montvielle makes winter equipment for people who are cold for a living, or would like to stop being cold on holiday.

One standard

We specify every piece to the same standard, whatever it costs. A $58 pair of socks is held to the same brief as a $845 ski: it either does the job in the conditions we name, or we do not sell it. That is why the line is short and why it does not go on sale.

How we price

One price, all season. We do not run discount codes, we do not mark up in October to mark down in January, and we do not put a fake reference price next to a real one. When we show you a saving — on a kit, for instance — the comparison is the live price of the individual pieces on this site, and you can go and check it.

The lines

Sommet for shells. Couloir for insulation. Cime for down. Neve for merino. Brume for midlayers. Givre for heat. Serac and Vallon for hard goods. Vue for optics, Abri for protection, Chalet for leather, Refuge for the end of the day, Flocon for the small ones, Atelier for keeping it all running.

Talk to us

We size people by email. Send your height, weight and what you normally wear, and tell us where you ski. You will get an answer from someone who has used the piece, not a chatbot and not a size chart you could have read yourself.