Fusalp

About Fusalp

Fusalp was founded in 1952 in Annecy, France, by two tailors and keen skiers who set out to design a proper ski trouser, the fuseau. Their technical work caught the French Ski Federation's eye, and at the 1966 world championships in Portillo they created the first competition ski suit. Champions including Jean-Claude Killy and the Goitschel sisters wore Fusalp pieces, and the house later supplied the Monaco Olympic Committee and is official partner to the GB Team. Known for inventing bi-stretch and its softshell technique, Fusalp now runs a Paris tailoring workshop under Artistic Director Mathilde Lacoste, alongside an Annecy R&D lab testing textile durability.