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Custom Ski Masks & Ski Accessories Manufacturer

Ski accessories complete a ski range in the same colours and branding as the jackets: ski masks and balaclavas for the face, ski socks for the boot and helmet-friendly beanies. Mr Balaclava manufactures them under your label, with ski masks as our core product, from 50 pieces per design and with a standard lead time of about 14 days.

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Updated 14 October 2026

Person wearing a blue balaclava with dark ski goggles, only the eye area visible

50 pcsMinimum order
14 daysStandard lead time
100K pcsMonthly capacity
ISO 9001Certified (Eco Jersey Limited)
SedexMember (Eco Jersey Limited)

Specifications

Ski accessory specifications

What we can build into ski masks, socks and beanies, and the terms that apply to every order.

Products	Ski masks and balaclavas, ski socks, helmet-friendly ski beanies
Ski mask styles	Full-face and open-face ski masks, hinged or convertible masks, extended neck and helmet-liner styles
Ski mask fabrics	Polyester microfleece and polar fleece, merino wool jersey, polyester/spandex stretch jersey, mesh mouth panels
Fit	Thin, low-profile fit under helmets; eye openings shaped for goggles; breathable mouth areas
Ski socks	Over-the-calf merino and wool-blend ski socks with cushioned shin, heel and toe
Branding	Embroidery, sublimation, heat transfer, silicone and rubber patches, knitted-in logos on socks, woven labels and hang tags
Sizes	Adult and kids' sizes, to your size chart
Minimum order	50 pieces per design
Lead time	Approximately 14 days after sample approval as standard; the confirmed schedule is agreed for each order

Focused guides

Looking for something specific?

Ski socks have their own page, and our balaclava and neck gaiter pages cover every other face and neck style.

Buyer's guide

What makes a good ski mask

A ski mask has to do three things at once: keep the face warm in wind, fit flat under a helmet, and let breath escape so the goggles do not fog. That is why ski masks use thin stretch or fleece fabrics, shaped eye openings that meet the goggle frame and breathable or mesh panels at the mouth.

A ski mask completes a ski wear range in the same colours and branding as the jackets. For every balaclava style, from knitted to tactical, see our main custom balaclava page and the neck gaiter page.

Ski and snowboard brands

Ski masks in the colours and prints of your apparel range.
Resort and rental shops

Warm, affordable masks for shop and rental customers.
Teams and schools

Sublimated masks in team colours with names and logos.
Outdoor work

Fleece masks for lift staff and outdoor workers in the cold.

Compare

Which ski mask style fits your range?

The face and neck styles buyers request most for skiing and snowboarding.

Style	Coverage	Best for
Full-face ski mask	Head, face and neck, with an eye opening shaped for goggles	Cold, windy days and lift rides
Open-face mask	Head and neck, with the face open from brow to chin	Milder days and active skiing
Hinged or convertible mask	A face panel that folds down below the chin	Wearers who take the mask on and off
Extended neck or helmet liner	A long neck that tucks into the jacket, or a thin liner under the helmet	Racers, instructors and helmet wearers
Neck gaiter	A tube for the neck and lower face	Spring skiing, worn with a beanie

Ski masks and balaclavas

Ski balaclavas in fleece, merino and stretch jersey

We make ski masks in polyester microfleece and polar fleece for warmth, merino jersey for comfort and odour resistance, and polyester/spandex stretch jersey for a thin fit under the helmet, with mesh panels at the mouth so goggles do not fog. Polyester masks can be sublimation-printed edge to edge in the colours and patterns of your ski range.

Browse ski and snowboard balaclavas

Ski socks

What makes a good ski sock

A ski sock reaches over the calf so it sits smoothly under the boot cuff, with no seams or folds that cause pressure. Cushioning is placed only where the boot presses, on the shin, heel and toe, so the sock stays thin enough for a precise boot fit. Merino blends keep feet warm and dry and resist odour.

Custom ski socks

Helmet-friendly beanies

Beanies for under and after the helmet

A ski beanie has to be thin enough to wear under a helmet and warm enough for the lift queue and après-ski. We make close-fitting knit beanies in your colours with a knitted-in or embroidered logo, matched to the masks and socks of the same range.

Custom sports beanies

Customization

Build your ski accessories

Every part of the design is yours. Our design team sends a mockup of each logo and label placement, and every detail is confirmed in a tech pack before sampling.

Choose the fabric

Microfleece, polar fleece, merino or stretch jersey, with mesh where needed.

Material Library
Choose the shape

Full-face, open-face, hinged or extended neck, fitted for helmets and goggles.
Match the range

Masks, socks and beanies in the same colours, prints and branding as your jackets and pants.
Brand it

Embroidery, prints, patches and your labels and packaging.

Customization and branding

How ordering works

Three steps to your order

Every order starts with your brief and ends with tracked delivery.

Send your brief

Tell us the garment, fabric, waterproof rating, sizes, quantities, branding and deadline. We reply with a quote and suggest a suitable build.
Approve the sample

We confirm every measurement, fabric, colour and logo placement in a tech pack, then make your sample. Samples are paid 100% in advance.
Production and delivery

Standard production lead time is approximately 14 days after sample approval. Every piece is inspected, packed to your specification and shipped with tracking.

Request a ski wear quote See the full manufacturing process

B2B catalog

Ski accessories from our B2B catalog

Developed styles you can order with your own branding, or use as the starting point for a custom design.

Browse all ski accessories in the B2B catalog

More categories

Other ski wear categories

See the other ski wear categories we make, or compare the whole range on the custom ski wear page.

Ski masks and accessories: frequently asked questions

What is the minimum order for ski accessories?

The minimum order is 50 pieces per design.

How should a ski mask fit under a helmet?

Close and flat, without folds at the forehead or temples. Thin fleece or stretch jersey and a shaped eye opening that meets the goggle frame give the best fit.

How do you stop goggles from fogging?

Breathable or mesh panels at the mouth let warm, moist breath escape downwards instead of up into the goggles.

Which fabric is warmest for a ski mask?

Polar fleece is the warmest; microfleece and merino are thinner and fit better under a helmet. We suggest the fabric for your climate.

Can our logo be knitted into the sock?

Yes. Logos, names and patterns are knitted in as jacquard, so they last as long as the sock.

Can masks, socks and beanies match our ski wear?

Yes. Accessories can be made in the same colours, prints and branding as your jackets and pants, and ordered together with them.

How long does ski accessory production take?

Standard production lead time is approximately 14 days after sample approval. Actual lead time depends on the product, quantity, customization and material availability, and the confirmed schedule is agreed for each order. Express shipping by DHL, FedEx or UPS then takes 3–6 working days.

Buyer guides

Custom Ski Masks & Ski Accessories Manufacturer

Ski accessory specifications

Looking for something specific?

What makes a good ski mask

Ski and snowboard brands

Resort and rental shops

Teams and schools

Outdoor work

Which ski mask style fits your range?

Ski balaclavas in fleece, merino and stretch jersey

What makes a good ski sock

Beanies for under and after the helmet

Build your ski accessories

Choose the fabric

Choose the shape

Match the range

Brand it

Three steps to your order

Send your brief

Approve the sample

Production and delivery