Ski-Luxe Houses
The houses that make Courchevel retail unlike a city high street — multi-brand ski-fashion ateliers, furriers and ski-in flagships, several of them local institutions for decades.
The houses
Bernard Orcel
30 Rue du Rocher · three-floor flagship
The institution since 1973 — Courchevel's most complete multi-brand ski-fashion house, carrying names like Fendi, Bogner and Toni Sailer alongside its own Orcel-label pieces, plus roughly sixteen in-hotel Ski Rooms.
Fusalp
Place du Rocher · ski couture
The French house of technical elegance — racing-heritage ski wear and clean après style.
Milady
Place du Tremplin · furrier since 1933
The Parisian fur house — bespoke shearling, sable and made-to-measure couture coats; its Place du Tremplin boutique reopens for winter 2026/27.
Moncler
Place du Tremplin · ski-in
Down jackets, the Grenoble line and Genius collaborations, ski-in on the square.
Frequently asked
What makes the ski-luxe houses different from the flagships?
They are multi-brand and technical-first — Bernard Orcel and Fusalp buy across labels for the mountain, where the Maison flagships show a single house's official line. It is where the resort actually dresses to ski.
Do these houses offer alterations?
Bernard Orcel has in-house tailors and turns alterations around within a day during the season, and Milady's fur atelier offers full made-to-measure when it reopens.
Can I have purchases delivered to my chalet?
Yes — the houses deliver same-day within Courchevel 1850 and to most chalets across the valley.