The name Goldwin was supposed to imply the hope that Japanese athletes would win at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, and it did not disappoint, with 12 of the 16 gold medals won by the Japanese team in Goldwin gear. With fine workmanship and excellent quality, Goldwin has gradually developed into the fourth largest sports equipment manufacturer in Japan after Mizuno, ASICS and Descente. Since 1987, Goldwin has been the official sponsor of the Swiss Alpine Ski Team, a European ski powerhouse, and has been continuously improving and developing its products based on feedback from top skiers.
 
As a manufacturer of multi-sport equipment, Goldwin men's and women's ski wear is not a small variety and quantity, but the overall performance is good, all of which are made of four-way stretch fabric, and follow the original posture of skiing, and the shoulders, elbows and knees are properly cut to ensure flexible movement, and other details such as Velcro windproof cuffs, compatible helmet hoods, waterproof zippers and snow skirts are also fully used in the products.
 
However, in terms of product line distribution, Goldwin has a clear focus on men's products, and functional fabrics such as Gore-Tex and Pertex Shied are only available on men's ski wear. The material of women's ski wear is nylon four-way stretch twill, and the nylon fiber has good waterproofness, but the comprehensive performance is always inferior to the product with professional waterproof film.
 
The difference between men's and women's products also lies in the choice of warm materials for ski wear. Goldwin men's skiwear is subdivided into two collections, Ascent and Alpine, and is filled with a blend of Kodenshi down and PrimaLoft®, which has a 72% down ratio for excellent warmth, but is still slightly inferior to 100% down-filled skiwear such as Bogner and Phenix. ONLY ONE OF THE WOMEN'S SKI SUITS, THE CHARIS HYBRID DOWN JACKET, IS MADE OF THE SAME MATERIAL AS THE MEN'S COLLECTION, AND THE OTHER IS THE ALBIREO JACKET, WHICH IS ONLY FILLED WITH POLYESTER AND IS NOT SUITABLE FOR USE ON COLD OUTDOOR SLOPES.
 
As a highly professional sportswear, ski wear will inevitably fall into a dull and single style in terms of appearance design. As early as the 1960s, Goldwin created a functional and aesthetic ski sweater that was a classic dress for the slopes of the time, and this is also carried over to the production of ski wear. But unlike Bogner's sporty luxury, Goldwin's overall style is more urban casual. It is good at using bright color lines, and it has a trendy appearance, and it is easier to see in the snow-capped mountains. The women's silhouette is not only bright, but also emphasizes a slim fit, and some styles have faux fur collars, which are definitely a sight to wear in the winter snow.
 
At present, Goldwin has officially entered the Chinese market, with offline stores in Beijing, Hebei, Liaoning, Jilin, Xinjiang and Heilongjiang, but in terms of price, the price of domestic styles is between 4000-5000 yuan, and the price difference between China and Japan for the same ski wear is about 1000-1500 yuan.