CORBETS COULOIR SWEATSHIRT / BLUE LAGOON

Celebrate one of skiing’s most iconic lines with this clean, vintage-inspired graphic featuring Corbet’s Couloir at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Set on a cool backdrop, the artwork captures a skier mid-descent through the legendary Corbets Couloir. Earthy tones and soft blues and yellows give the design a timeless, almost postcard-like feel—blending rugged mountain energy with a laid-back, everyday aesthetic. No ski resort in North America has a chute so legendary as Corbet's Couloir in Wyoming—a crucible where skiers go to prove their true grit (or sometimes treat in fear). The run is named for Barry Corbet, a mountaineer who in 1960 spotted a narrow crease of snow shaped like an upside-down funnel, high up on the mountain now known as Jackson Hole. Said he: "Someday someone will ski that." That “someday” came in 1967, when Corbet returned and became the first person to ski the line. Back then, there was no easy drop-in just a mandatory leap into the couloir. His descent turned what seemed like an untouchable line into a legend overnight. So grab yourself a waffle and then mosey on down to the cliffside edge never to corbets and contemplate to yourself, is today the day? Either way you should go ahead and grab yourself a sweatshirt of this unforgettable run.