Moncler

Moncler, founded in 1952 by René Ramillon, takes its name from the French Alpine town of Monestier-de-Clermont. Equipping customers for extreme weather, the brand cut its teeth producing quilted sleeping bags and tents, as well as the quilted jackets originally intended to keep workers warm on the slopes. Counting the French national downhill skiing team as patrons, Moncler was bought in 2003 by Italian entrepreneur Remo Ruffini, who re-introduced the Moncler quilted jacket as a marker of superior style on and off the slopes. Gaining cult status for its lightweight down women’s and men’s coats, Moncler’s pieces are designed to keep you warm and dry without unnecessary detail. Alongside its main line, the collaborative Genius Project eschews bi-annual runway shows in favour of creative capsules with a contemporary undercurrent.

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An Icon, Reimagined
Moncler Maya 70
An Icon, Reimagined
Moncler Maya 70
Think you know the Moncler Maya? Think again. To mark the brand’s 70th anniversary, 13 fresh colours – campfire orange, snowflake white and chalet brown, to name a few – are just the start of the cult jacket’s celebratory makeover. There’s also an ultramodern, laminated texture, boxier fit, enlarged hood and, of course, a dedicated anniversary logo patch that certifies its icon status.
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AW22
Fuelled by Innovation
AW22
Fuelled by Innovation
Bold colourways, elegant hardware and cutting-edge fabrications – for AW22, Moncler infuses new energy into its celebrated boudin-quilted silhouettes and summit-to-city winter warmers. The eclectic collection shows the decades-old brand is still very much at the top of its game.
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Extraordinary Forever
Then & Now
Extraordinary Forever
Then & Now
Moncler cemented its place in history when it outfitted the first climbers to summit K2 in 1954; ever since, it’s been a pioneer – not just in adventurewear, but in fashion, too. Look closer at the brand’s 70th-anniversary editions and you’ll spot the Extraordinary Forever logo, aptly shaped into an infinity loop as a signifier of the brand’s ever-evolving past and present.
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Kidswear
Explorers of Tomorrow
Kidswear
Explorers of Tomorrow
You’re never too young to start your Moncler collection. A case in point, Enfant is a vibrantly youthful line that translates the 1952 DNA for a new generation. Age is but a number, of course; postbox-red gilets and quilted down coats in block primaries appeal across the board.
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