Aspen Skiing Co. Introduces ASPENX, a New Premium Retail and Experiences Brand

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Aspen Skiing Company, owners and operators of Aspen Snowmass, The Little Nell, and the Limelight Hotels, yesterday announced the launch of ASPENX, a new premium retail and experiential concept that will extend the destination to become a global performance living brand. Conceptualized by artist and entrepreneur Paula CrownASPENX offers a menu of ski performance wear, unique collaborations, and custom experiences inspired by the technical excellence and thought leadership of Aspen. The ASPENX brand is accessible through an e-commerce platform, an experiential retail store located in Aspen, and one-of-a-kind experiences and special events that will create new perspectives for the ASPENX community worldwide.

 

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Bringing together the worlds of performance, innovation, and fashion, ASPENX has leveraged the expertise of Aspen Skiing Company’s world-class ski professionals to develop a line with equal emphasis on function and style. The first phase of the launch begins with the brand’s online retail store (www.ASPENX.com) on December 1 and features ski apparel, gear, and accessories, as well as soon-to-be-announced limited-edition custom collaborations with leading brands such as Prada and Anon.

“What began as an idea to develop the very best in performance wear has blossomed into a true experiential brand that offers the opportunity for connection, creativity, and innovation beyond the traditional retail experience. ASPENX is a place of possibility – one where we can share elements of the iconic destination with a wider network of individuals while also providing a cultural hub for Aspen’s community of residents and visitors alike.”

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ASPENX’s first brick-and-mortar retail experience will open in Aspen’s Gondola Plaza on December 20. With bespoke activations throughout the season, the store will serve as a new location for guests to not only shop premium performance wear but also immerse themselves in Aspen’s innovative spirit. Visitors will also be able to enjoy a selection of grab-and-go food and beverage options, such as signature breakfast pastries, brain bread, and a variety of espresso drinks serviced by the Five-Star, Five-Diamond Little Nell. The store will be open during ski season from 8 am-6 pm until closing day, April 17, 2022, after which summer operational times will commence in May.

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Further tapping into Aspen Skiing Company’s world-class brand of hospitality, ASPENX is also available for bookable evening experiences, such as private dining with Matthew Zubrod, Culinary Director for The Little Nell. The ten-course event includes a curated tequila tasting, wine presentation with a dedicated sommelier, and mixology lesson with the option for guests to create their own signature cocktails. Meanwhile, guests of The Little Nell and Residences at The Little Nell will have direct access to ASPENX’s concierge service to assist with ski rentals that can be arranged in-store or en-suite. ASPENX is also available to the public by reservation for a personalized in-store appointment.

Just in time for the winter season, ASPENX launches ahead of the momentous 75thanniversary of Aspen Skiing Company on January 11, 2022. Inspired by this historical milestone and Aspen’s position both as a thought leader and an athletic playground, ASPENX marks the start of a new era of innovation for the beloved destination.

Details of upcoming designer collaborations with ASPENX to be announced in the coming weeks. For more information, please visit www.ASPENX.com.

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2 thoughts on “Aspen Skiing Co. Introduces ASPENX, a New Premium Retail and Experiences Brand

  1. Hey, Oates, can you believe this nonsense. What a load of nonsensical marketing terms by this bored 1%’er, hey PC aspen died when you Chicago greedheads moved to the valley, yikes.

  2. Calling Paula Crown an artist is a stretch. As anyone who had to endure the crushed giant plastiic cup at the top of Aspen Mountain over the past few years can attest. I bet the “bookable evening experience” is a real kick in the Jimmy. And the wallet.

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