Snow Bunny
About
Snow Bunny is an après-ski clothing label that started in Vail, and its Lionshead store, at 675 Lionshead Place near the Arrabelle, is where most of the collection hangs. Founder Stacey Bruck, who skied the German Alps as a child in Munich, designs the majority of the pieces herself, drawing on the après scenes of resorts such as Courchevel and Méribel. It is a woman- and minority-owned business.
The shop suits women and children who want something warm and put-together for the hours after the lifts close, and anyone looking for a Vail sweatshirt that is a step up from the standard souvenir. Men's and unisex styles have joined the original women's and kids' lines.
What's on the rails
Expect puffer vests, ponchos, faux-fur pieces, jackets and Snow Bunny's own sweatshirts and hoodies, including cropped styles embroidered with VAIL, alongside dresses, loungewear and organic cotton pajamas. Kids get their own sweatshirts, onesies, loungewear and ski apparel, and hats and scarves round things out. A few outside brands, such as Marmot, sit next to the house designs.
Not quite a ski shop
The focus is après, but not exclusively: the store also sells a Snow Bunny ski shell and kids' ski apparel. For skis, boots and technical gear, the rental and ski shops in the Arrabelle complex nearby are the better stop.
Hours and shipping
Hours shift with the season, from daily in peak periods to a Thursday-to-Monday schedule in quieter months, so check the FAQ before you go. If your bag is already full, the online store ships free on orders over $100.
Nearby
The store is a short walk from Vail Square and The Arrabelle, where The Belle and Tavern on the Square are handy for a coffee or a drink between shops.
Sources: About Snow Bunny, snowbunnystore.com. Checked September 23, 2026.
Contact Information
Vail, 81657
Snow Bunny
Snow Bunny
About Snow Bunny
Snow Bunny is an après-ski clothing label that started in Vail, and its Lionshead store, at 675 Lionshead Place near the Arrabelle, is where most of the collection hangs. Founder Stacey Bruck, who skied the German Alps as a child in Munich, designs the majority of the pieces herself, drawing on the après scenes of resorts such as Courchevel and Méribel. It is a woman- and minority-owned business.
The shop suits women and children who want something warm and put-together for the hours after the lifts close, and anyone looking for a Vail sweatshirt that is a step up from the standard souvenir. Men's and unisex styles have joined the original women's and kids' lines.
What's on the rails
Expect puffer vests, ponchos, faux-fur pieces, jackets and Snow Bunny's own sweatshirts and hoodies, including cropped styles embroidered with VAIL, alongside dresses, loungewear and organic cotton pajamas. Kids get their own sweatshirts, onesies, loungewear and ski apparel, and hats and scarves round things out. A few outside brands, such as Marmot, sit next to the house designs.
Not quite a ski shop
The focus is après, but not exclusively: the store also sells a Snow Bunny ski shell and kids' ski apparel. For skis, boots and technical gear, the rental and ski shops in the Arrabelle complex nearby are the better stop.
Hours and shipping
Hours shift with the season, from daily in peak periods to a Thursday-to-Monday schedule in quieter months, so check the FAQ before you go. If your bag is already full, the online store ships free on orders over $100.
Nearby
The store is a short walk from Vail Square and The Arrabelle, where The Belle and Tavern on the Square are handy for a coffee or a drink between shops.
Sources: About Snow Bunny, snowbunnystore.com. Checked September 23, 2026.