In 2025, the freestyle scene will not only be about tricks and airtime, but also about clothing that is as flashy as your jumps. This year's fits are bold and oversized. Curious about what you'll see in the park in 2025? Read on!
90s with a futuristic twist
You’ll see styles that hark back to the old-school vibes of the 90s/2000s. The baggy pieces give you the freedom of movement you need for big jumps and intricate spins. Think extra-long coats with adjustable zippers and deep pockets, and wide-leg pants that flow with every landing.
Bright colors and dark shades
Bright, bold colours will dominate freestyle clothing in 2025. Think blues, fiery orange accents and contrasting blocks of colour that pop against the white backdrop of the snow. Colour blocking returns as a striking feature on both jackets and trousers. Pair these bright colours with darker shades.
The 90s are still an integral part of the street scene and this nostalgic style has also found its way into the freestyle clothing of 2025. You see striking patterns and retro-inspired accessories such as headbands and bum bags. This reinterpretation of classic styles ensures a lot of variety on the mountain.
The revival of baggy pants
One of the most striking trends in 2025 are wide leg pants, which give a clear nod to the nostalgic vibes of the early 2000s. These baggy pants are not only a statement but also a functional choice, offering plenty of freedom of movement that is essential for the intricate tricks and big jumps that characterize the freestyle scene.
Sustainable choices
Awareness of sustainability continues to grow, and this is reflected in the choices made in winter sports clothing. In 2025, you will see recyclable materials and ethically produced fabrics emerging. Garments that are designed with the future in mind, both in terms of functionality and ecological responsibility.
The new standard in freestyle fashion
Oversized fits, wide trousers and statement jackets are at the heart of this new aesthetic, which is both nostalgic and innovative. It’s all about embracing a raw, streetwear-inspired look that perfectly matches the technical demands of modern freestyle athletes.