Picture Organic Clothing Snow Outerwear and Layering 2025

One of the key factors we consider when choosing brands to stock at Outside Sports is how well they align with our standards for sustainable materials and ethical manufacturing. Picture Organic Clothing stands out as a brand that scores a full 100% on our sustainability scale. They’re one of the few global brands that have prioritised environmental responsibility since day one. Sustainability has been a core pillar of their identity since their founding in 2008—well before it became a mainstream movement. If you’d like to learn more about their commitments, you can check that out here.

Along with their sustainability credentials Picture outerwear looks fantastic. They’re known for modern freeride styled, vibrantly coloured snow sports outwear, and their latest 2025 collection takes it to the next level. 

All Picture Organic Clothing snow outwear combines a great aesthetic with all the features you need for a big day on the mountain, even when the weather isn’t the best. You’ll like the slightly longer length for a flattering fit and a bit more protection, which is especially welcome when you’re sitting on chairlifts. There’s plenty of pockets for all your bits and pieces, and the hoods are helmet compatible so you can wear them over the top of your helmet for extra warmth in windy and snowy conditions. 

Picture Organic Clothing has some of the best colours on the market in 2025, and their pants and bibs work perfectly with their jackets so you can create a beautifully coordinated outfit. 

To complete the Picture (excuse the pun 😁) check out their latest layering options for 2025. There are lightweight puffers and fleeces that you can team up with their outwear, and they look just as good on general adventures, or in town as daily activewear when it’s cool outside.

Picture Organic uses Teflon EcoElite™ which is up to three times more durable than other PFC Free treatments. Teflon EcoElite™ is made of Bluesign® certified bio-sourced materials. When it starts to lose its effectiveness the treatment can easily be reactivated with ‘wash-in' waterproofing from Storm or Nikwax.