I’m usually an XL in stretchy pants and a 2X in tops. I have a belly so I was scared to go 2x and sized up but honestly I should’ve just ordered my size. The 3x is a little loose and still has tons of stretch room! They’re really nice and super warm. They’re a little long but wearing them with boots is no issue!

My god, I am so grateful for these snow pants. I'm 5'7" around 300lbs, pear shaped, meaning most of my weight is in my thighs, hips, and bum. It's been immensely difficult to find snow pants that fit women shaped/sized like me. These fit so comfortably. I can move, squat, and sit so easily with no issue. I probably could of sized up for even more room in the thighs/bum but the belly would of been too big. Either way, super happy with these pants!!

These snow bibs were great! They were warm and waterproof and fit really well! So excited to have a color option besides black and length choices are appreciated. I’m 5’3” and the short were a little long but great compared to what I usually can find for a decent price.

No more freezing my behind off while snow blowing and my sit and shovel. I have to sit often when cleaning up the snow so my backside gets wet and freezing. I broke down and bought this snow pant/ bib. BEST thing I ever did. My waist is 52 inches my hips are 60 inches I am 5'3" tall so I got the 5xl petite to make sure I could sit comfortably and move well. They are a bit loose just as I hoped they would be.I am mostly VERY HAPPY! My only gripe is I wish they had more pockets. There is only 1 that zips. Big enough for my cell phone but no room for tissues, lip balm or keys.

I always have a hard time finding snowpants that fit me in the waist that aren't 5 or more inches too long so I end up walking on the pants. These pants come in a short which actually fit! They still touch the ground but only by like half an inch. Super comfy and warm! If you are short like me I highly recommend these!

Soft , strechy, good quality, 2xl short fit me perfectly and I am 200 pounds 5'3 tall .

I ride an electric bike to work and so far, they have been absolutely wonderful. They were actually a little too bit but it helps with the extra layers I wear to work. I have ridden in low 20 degree F temperatures and they have helped keep me warm and help with wind resistance. I still feel a little cold at times but that’s mainly just the cold seeping in from the fabric themselves. I have ridden in a bit of rain and my pants have been dry when little else of me was. The fact that the outer layer of the bottom of the pants cuff has an inner layer is amazing. You tuck the inner layer in your boots, pull the outer layer on over your boots and you’re good to go. I love having these plus size pants!

These have built in ‘give’ in the most thoughtful spots. They are a medium weight in terms of thickness of snow pants. Not a splash pant, but not heavy duty. I wore them ice fishing and was so glad. Plus sized people don’t have many options for snow pants and my life is better for having bought these. Being a teacher who must do recess supervision, I am grateful for a good option I can put on quickly.

These fit true to size I was pleasantly surprised when they arrived I have lots of room in them to move and I’m not restricted. It almost impossible to find ski pants as a plus size woman and these are great!!!

Had to send back, never took them out of the bag, the package was damaged, looks like a knife cut all the way through to the ski pants, not sure if I should order another replacement!

these fit great and I ordered one less size than it said based on measurements. I ordered the short inseam but seem to have got extra long, I will just tuck them up so no biggie.

The pants were ok but the sizing measurements were really bad so I had to return them.

Size charts almost never work for me, so after reading through the reviews, I tried multiple sizes and styles from Snow Country Outerwear. I reviewed each item and size below for comparison, and I copied this review to each product page.I have an extreme pear shape: 46H US / 46FF UK bra size, 54-52-68 current measurements, and I generally wear US women's size 22/24 & 2X/3X tops and size 24/26 & 3X/4X bottoms. (See what I mean? No size chart would tell me that my hips would fit comfortably into size 24 jeans or 3X active pants, and yet here we are.) Anyway, I am 5'6" tall with a 33" inseam, 21" upper arm, 32" upper leg, and 20" calf.I am providing all of this information because measurements, body shape, weight distribution, and typical clothing size are much more useful than height/weight for determining fit. If you find these body stats useful, I implore you to include your stats in your own reviews!***On to the reviews. I tried:1. Snow Country Outerwear Women's Plus Size Snow Ski Bibs Overalls Pants, black, sizes 4X and 6x https://www.amazon.com/Snow-Country-Outerwear-Womens-Overalls/dp/B07KDZGB7D2. Snow Country Outerwear Womens Plus Size Snow Ski Pants, black, sizes 5X and 6X https://www.amazon.com/Snow-Country-Outerwear-Womens-Skiing/dp/B07HGGJ98D3. Snow Country Outerwear Women's Plus Size Flurry Ski Coat Jacket, white, size 5X https://www.amazon.com/Snow-Country-Outerwear-Womens-Flurry/dp/B08P3WSJ3J4. Snow Country Outerwear Women's Extended Plus Size Moonlight Insulated Ski Coat Jacket, white, size 6X https://www.amazon.com/Snow-Country-Outerwear-Moonlight-Insulated/dp/B07ZQP9S9CFull reviews below.***1a. Snow Country Outerwear Women's Plus Size Snow Ski Bibs Overalls Pants, size 4XThis snow bib is fantastic! I would have given it five stars if not for the hassle of trying and returning multiple garments due to the inaccurate size chart.The 4X is a perfect fit. It’s comfortable, it moves well, and it kept me warm and dry while tubing at Arctic Valley, Alaska at 10°F. I appreciate the ribbed side gussets, which allow for a comfortable fit and good movement. I had the sides partially stretched in a standing position, with room to slide my arms down to adjust the leggings I wore underneath. This is great because they'll still fit if I fluctuate up or down a bit in size. The keychain loop ensures that I won't lose my car keys on the mountain. I appreciate the leg gaiters for keeping snow out of boots, although the elastic openings are way too wide (they can easily fit over my calves). However, they stay put when I tuck them into my boots, and the pant legs are the perfect length. The only things missing are the lower leg pockets and the zipper ventilation found in other Snow Country Outerwear garments.An additional note about movement: I found that I was able to bend my knees much more easily in this 4X bib than I could in the 5X snow ski pants (#2a below).***1b. Snow Country Outerwear Women's Plus Size Snow Ski Bibs Overalls Pants, size 6XI originally tried the 6X based on the size chart since I have 68" hips. This snow bib was comically large on me. Have you ever seen a young kid wearing an adult's clothes? That's what this felt like. My partner could have fit inside this snow bib with me, no joke. That said, the fit was actually in between the 5X and 6X sizes of the snow ski pants (#2a and 2b below) with the side gussets hanging unstretched. I returned this 6X bib and ordered the 4X instead, which was perfect.***2a. Snow Country Outerwear Womens Plus Size Snow Ski Pants, size 5XDespite the size chart measurements indicating that the 5X would be too small, these snow pants were roomy in the waist and hips even after tightening the velcro waist straps. They were very loose in the legs and they were slightly long, although I wasn't tripping over the legs. Weirdly, they did not bend well at the knees. Even though they were loose, the pant legs limited my movement every time I tried to squat. On the plus side, the lower leg pockets could come in handy, and I appreciated the inner leg ventilation zippers. I returned these and went with the 4X ski bib instead (#1a above).***2b. Snow Country Outerwear Womens Plus Size Snow Ski Pants, size 6XThis ended up being the largest of the pants and snow bibs that I tried. Again, the size chart was misleading. Even though my hips measure at the top end of the size chart, I was swimming in these snow pants. I returned them and went with the 4X ski bib instead (#1a above).***3. Snow Country Outerwear Women's Plus Size Flurry Ski Coat Jacket, size 5XI probably should have tried a 4X because this jacket is very roomy, but I was concerned about the hip measurement based on the size chart. The hip area is a little roomy in the 5X, and it's way too big on me in the bust and waist. I suppose I could fill out the top if I layered several bulky sweaters underneath. However, this is a well-made, comfortable, warm jacket. I appreciate its features like inner pockets and snow skirt, double zipper, and side ventilation zippers(!). I wish it had an outer chest pocket like the 6X jacket I tried (#4 below). Unfortunately the arms on this jacket are VERY long, the ninja cuffs are way too big to be useful, and the hood is ridiculously large. Seriously, who designed this hood and why?! I wish the jacket had an outer chest pocket like the 6X I tried (#4 below). I also haven't figured out the purpose of the small slit above the inside left pocket. It appears to be an earbud channel, but it's fully sewn all the way around the zipper pocket so there's no place to feed a cable end into the inside pocket without unzipping it partway. Finally, the hand pockets drive me insane: they don't angle down from the opening, so everything I put into them falls right back out unless I zip them up. I'm constantly worried about losing a glove.***4. Snow Country Outerwear Women's Extended Plus Size Moonlight Insulated Ski Coat Jacket, size 6XI expected this coat to be roomy in the bust/waist, but the hip area was also much larger than the size chart indicated. Weirdly, the sleeves were the perfect length, as opposed to the extra-long sleeves on the 5X jacket (#3 above). The hood on this coat is also smaller than the one on the 5X jacket, and it has an adjustable cinch on the back to keep it from falling over your face and obscuring your vision. This jacket is warm, and it has nicer inside and outside pockets than the 5X jacket. No ninja cuffs, but that’s okay. I probably would have kept this coat if I had selected the correct size / if the size chart had been accurate.