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Snowroller creates colorful and comfy ski clothes. Designed in Norway.
Dronningens gate 22, 0154, Oslo, Norway
I bought pink skisuit, paid 250e and quality is like cheap thing
From China. after 4 days of ski I tried to wash off few stains only with damp napkins, even not wet, and now suit is full of yellow stains which come off from inside material. It’s not possible to wash off because come more and more. I wrote to company and no answer till today.
Reply from Snowroller
Hei Aleksander,
Tusen takk for hyggelig tilbakemelding og godt å høre at du er fornøyd!:)
I've been looking for an 80s ski suit for many years. When I found Snowroller I decided it was meant to be. I bought the Anna ski suit in the lovely color Bubbelgum Pink. It's cool, warm and comfy. Great fit and true to size. I hope to spend many years with this one!
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