AZTECH MOUNTAIN

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Aspen, Colorado

https://aztechmountain.com

Style keywords

Luxury

Technical

Alpine

Minimalist

Refined

About the brand

Founded in 2013 by David Roth and Heifara Rutgers, Aztech Mountain is a high-end performance sportswear company rooted in skiing and alpine activities. Created by ex-fashion executives with deep industry experience, including Rutgers' tenure at Marc Jacobs and LVMH, the brand focuses on creating purposeful, cutting-edge garments that seamlessly transition from mountain slopes to urban environments. Partnered with Olympic gold medalist Bode Miller as chief innovation officer since 2016, Aztech Mountain is distinguished by innovative fabric technology, refined cuts, and effortless fits that serve both functional and aesthetic needs. The brand's products are primarily manufactured in Europe and sold exclusively through high-end retailers like Barneys New York and Harrods, making it a coveted label for discerning athletes and style-conscious individuals who value both performance and luxury design.

Aspen, Colorado

https://aztechmountain.com

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What people are saying

Q Magazine

The ultra-luxe ski jackets and soft-shell waterproof ski trousers provide the skier with a high performance superior ﬁt.

Feb, 2025

I have 3 of the Nuke Suit jackets and they work extremely well for me, never had a problem with them at all.

Jan, 2025

their ski jackets and pants don't look like everyone else's which is a huge plus to some people, including me.

Jan, 2025

A Ski Publication Review

I followed Heifara's launch of Aztech Mountain in 2013 and appreciated its elevated, clean, understated, and classic designs, and the company's reverence of Aspen as a ski town, and ski culture and ski heritage in general.

Jan, 2025

A Ski Publication Review

It's as comfortable as a yoga pant. The lining is so soft on your skin and really keeps you warm. Four-way stretch has the benefits of shape-wear, without discomfort.

Jan, 2025

Harper's BAZAAR

Aztech Mountain's Nuke Suit jacket delivers streamlined performance in a sleek matte lavender. Made from sustainable stretch nylon and filled with traceable down, it's breathable, waterproof, and slope-ready.

Dec, 2024

Harper's BAZAAR

He also emphasizes the importance of high-quality fabrics, noting that “two and three-layer waterproof, breathable nylons perform in any condition while offering a buttery soft hand feel,” like the nylons from Switzerland and Japan that the Aspen-based label sources to ensure superior performance and comfort.

Dec, 2024

Town & Country

Not only is it very chic—I'm obsessed with the two-tone black color, which features matte black on the front and shiny, reflective back on the back—it's as good as, if not better than, all the much sportier ski jackets I've worn over the years.

Dec, 2024

Town & Country

The jacket fits true to size, and comfortably fits over my normal ski day layers (typically a thermal longsleeve, and a fleece... or two).

Dec, 2024

Dont buy Aztech Mountain, very bad quality (fabric falling into pieces after 2-3 years) and even worse customer service (took 5 months to let me know they couldn't do anything about it).

Jan, 2025

I think Aztech Mountain is overpriced -- you are paying for them to have their offices in Aspen, not for a better product.

Jan, 2025

The logo on the outside of the pants is peeling a bit and the Velcro is kind of the way Velcro gets when it's old.

Jan, 2024

Q Magazine

The ultra-luxe ski jackets and soft-shell waterproof ski trousers provide the skier with a high performance superior ﬁt.

Feb, 2025

I have 3 of the Nuke Suit jackets and they work extremely well for me, never had a problem with them at all.

Jan, 2025

their ski jackets and pants don't look like everyone else's which is a huge plus to some people, including me.

Jan, 2025

A Ski Publication Review

I followed Heifara's launch of Aztech Mountain in 2013 and appreciated its elevated, clean, understated, and classic designs, and the company's reverence of Aspen as a ski town, and ski culture and ski heritage in general.

Jan, 2025

A Ski Publication Review

It's as comfortable as a yoga pant. The lining is so soft on your skin and really keeps you warm. Four-way stretch has the benefits of shape-wear, without discomfort.

Jan, 2025

Harper's BAZAAR

Aztech Mountain's Nuke Suit jacket delivers streamlined performance in a sleek matte lavender. Made from sustainable stretch nylon and filled with traceable down, it's breathable, waterproof, and slope-ready.

Dec, 2024

Harper's BAZAAR

He also emphasizes the importance of high-quality fabrics, noting that “two and three-layer waterproof, breathable nylons perform in any condition while offering a buttery soft hand feel,” like the nylons from Switzerland and Japan that the Aspen-based label sources to ensure superior performance and comfort.

Dec, 2024

Town & Country

Not only is it very chic—I'm obsessed with the two-tone black color, which features matte black on the front and shiny, reflective back on the back—it's as good as, if not better than, all the much sportier ski jackets I've worn over the years.

Dec, 2024

Town & Country

The jacket fits true to size, and comfortably fits over my normal ski day layers (typically a thermal longsleeve, and a fleece... or two).

Dec, 2024

Dont buy Aztech Mountain, very bad quality (fabric falling into pieces after 2-3 years) and even worse customer service (took 5 months to let me know they couldn't do anything about it).

Jan, 2025

I think Aztech Mountain is overpriced -- you are paying for them to have their offices in Aspen, not for a better product.

Jan, 2025

The logo on the outside of the pants is peeling a bit and the Velcro is kind of the way Velcro gets when it's old.

Jan, 2024