How to redeem a Bogner promo code
- 1. Add your selected items to your shopping bag at Bogner.
- 2. Open your bag and continue to checkout.
- 3. Find the field labeled Promo Code or Gift Card, then enter your code and apply it.
By Phia
BOGNER began in Munich in 1932 as a ski business founded by Nordic skier Willy Bogner Sr.; today the company is headquartered in Munich. The brand helped define luxury sport style, pairing technical ski clothing with fashion, and its history includes Maria Bogner’s stretch ski pants with stirrups and the signature B zipper. Current BOGNER collections span ready-to-wear, refined skiwear and multi-sport apparel, while the related FIRE+ICE line focuses on technical performance wear. For a ski jacket, ski pants or après-ski layer, compare new-season BOGNER pieces with sale prices and secondhand options, especially when looking for an older technical style. Phia can compare BOGNER prices, check promo codes at checkout and find secondhand or resale pieces.
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Bogner started in Munich in 1932 as a ski import business, and it was Maria Bogner's 1948 stretch pants and 1955 zipper design that turned it into a fashion house. This edit lines up the shearling ankle boots and knee boots against that alpine engineering history.

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The cool girl's guide to getting dressed for the gym: matching activewear sets, fitted base layers, jackets, support sneakers and a designer hat, from Net-A-Porter, Mytheresa and Revolve.

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Two full outfits for a Park City ski trip, from a burgundy corduroy ski jacket to shearling snow boots for Main Street, with a third formula and quick answers.

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This apres ski outfit edit covers five lessons on Fair Isle knits, snow boots, stretch pants, shearling and down jackets, and knit hats and gloves. I am the person who plans the bar outfit before the first run, so these are the pieces I would pack.

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Technical base layers, mock necks and quarter zips in dark, streamlined cuts. Made for guys who want one easy layer under everything.

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There is always one morning when the air changes and you need a real jacket for the first time in months. This is what I reach for on that first day of fall.

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The lace camisole is one of the easiest summer pieces to carry into fall. Layer it under a leather jacket, pair it with a leather skirt and knee boots, or tuck it under a cardigan. Butter yellow and caramel make it feel seasonal rather than like lingerie.

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A fair isle sweater can do the visual work of a full outfit while still feeling easy to wear. These knits move from clean crewnecks to cropped cardigans and alpine layers, with styling notes for keeping the pattern in focus.

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Ski helmets from Goldbergh and Bogner, with honest notes on fit, ventilation and what the retailer listings do and do not state.

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A luxury ski resort wardrobe has to work across three very different settings: the mountain, the lodge and dinner. Technical fabric earns its place on the slopes, but the same clothes need to look intentional rather than sporty once you are indoors. This edit moves from shell jackets and base layers into lodge pieces and a distinct evening look for the dining room.

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A running starter guide: On, HOKA, Saucony, ASICS and New Balance running shoes, plus performance tops, shorts, tights and essentials for beginners and experienced runners.

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Après-ski dressing runs on plush texture: shearling and suede at the shoulder, substantial knits underneath, and boots built to survive snow and a long lunch. The look matters now because lodge dressing has shifted from purely technical gear toward pieces with real presence off the slope. This edit balances that texture with polish, pairing chunky knits and shearling coats against boots and frames sturdy enough for the walk between them.