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Moncler’s Re/Icons project is expanding with its first full ready-to-wear collection, reworking four archival jacket styles and adding clothing and accessories. After Paris and other store prelaunches, the collection is scheduled for global release on Oct. 15, with prices from 990 to 2,400 euros.
Moncler is expanding Re/Icons with the initiative’s first full ready-to-wear collection, reinterpreting four jackets from the brand’s archive and adding clothing and accessories. The collection is scheduled to launch globally at select Moncler stores and on the company’s website on Oct. 15, following a series of limited prelaunches.
The collection revisits the Karakorum, Verone, Himalaya and Tibb, styles linked to different periods of Moncler’s history. The jackets use a camaïeu color technique, while an interior label reproduces Vittorio Sella’s photograph of K2, taken in June 1909. Metal pocket logos draw on vintage alpine souvenir pins, according to the source report.
Beyond the jackets, the full-look offer includes windbreakers, T-shirts, pants and skirts, alongside beanies and balaclavas, silk-twill scarves, and titanium-and-leather sunglasses inspired by vintage climbing goggles. Prices are reported at 990 to 2,400 euros. The source does not specify which individual items fall at each price point.
Moncler is previewing the collection during Paris Fashion Week on Monday and Tuesday at Il Rifugio, a renovated private space inside its Champs-Élysées store. The brand plans an exclusive prelaunch there on Thursday, followed by a dedicated pop-up at Tokyo’s Isetan department store and a prelaunch at its Fifth Avenue flagship on Oct. 14. The global release is set for the following day.
Re/Icons Moves Beyond Outerwear
The main change is the scope of Re/Icons: an initiative previously centered on revisiting signature pieces is now presented as a head-to-toe collection. That gives customers a broader set of ways to engage with the project, while placing familiar archive designs alongside new categories such as skirts, foulards and eyewear.
The four jackets also connect distinct parts of Moncler’s identity. The Karakorum recalls expedition equipment; the Verone is associated with the Paninari youth movement in Milan during the 1980s; the Himalaya draws on the company’s mountain-climbing history; and the Tibb vest has been a recurring staple since the 1980s. The collection’s retail rollout, from Paris previews to Tokyo and New York prelaunches, makes the expansion relevant to shoppers beyond the brand’s home market.
For customers, the reported price range offers a broad marker, but not a complete guide: the source gives no item-by-item prices, availability quantities or details about whether every style will be sold in every market. Those details could affect how accessible the wider collection is in practice.
Moncler Re/Icons ready-to-wear collection
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From Archive Project to Collection
Moncler introduced Re/Icons in 2023 as a project to remaster and reintroduce familiar designs. At its launch, executive chairman Remo Ruffini described it as a way to celebrate the company’s established styles while connecting with current and new customers. The new ready-to-wear range extends that premise from individual archive pieces to a coordinated collection.
Founded in 1952 in Monestier-de-Clermont, Moncler has tied its brand history to mountain clothing and expedition equipment. The source report links the Karakorum to the 1954 Italian expedition in which Achille Compagnoni and Lino Lacedelli made the first successful ascent of K2. It says the Verone became emblematic of Milan’s Paninari in the 1980s, while the Himalaya debuted in 2009 and developed into the Moncler Maya. The Tibb vest is also identified as an original 1980s design.
The collection is accompanied by an Alpine Diary, written from the perspective of a fictional 1950s explorer and combining imagined handwritten entries with archival ascent photographs. Moncler is also developing “Bianco,” a feature film directed by Daniele Vicari and starring Alessandro Borghi as climber Walter Bonatti. According to the source report, the film is planned for Italian theaters in 2027.
““represents a unique opportunity to celebrate some of our timeless and most iconic styles by remastering, reimagining and reintroducing them to current and new generations of Moncler lovers.””
— Remo Ruffini, Moncler executive chairman, speaking when Re/Icons was introduced in 2023
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Availability Details Still Pending
The reported launch schedule and price range do not establish the full market-by-market assortment. It is not clear which pieces will be stocked at each store, whether the prelaunches will offer the entire collection, or how many units will be available. The source report also does not provide item-level prices or confirm whether the stated range covers every accessory as well as clothing.
The collection’s global release is scheduled for Oct. 15, but the source does not give a year alongside that date. Details about later restocks, additional retail locations, or changes to the rollout have not been provided in the material available for this article.
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Paris Previews Lead to Global Release
The next listed retail events are the Paris Fashion Week preview on Monday and Tuesday, the Champs-Élysées store prelaunch on Thursday, and the Tokyo Isetan pop-up and Fifth Avenue prelaunch on Oct. 14. Moncler has scheduled the collection’s launch at select stores and online for Oct. 15.
Separately, “Bianco” is slated for Italian theatrical distribution in 2027, with Rai Cinema International Distribution handling international sales, according to the source report. Further confirmed information on the collection’s exact assortment by market and store availability has not been supplied.
vintage-inspired climbing sunglasses
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Key Questions
What is new about Moncler Re/Icons?
The project is expanding with its first full ready-to-wear collection, rather than focusing only on reinterpreted archival pieces. It includes four redesigned jacket styles plus clothing and accessories.
Which archival designs are included?
The collection reinterprets the Karakorum, Verone, Himalaya and Tibb, each associated with a different chapter in Moncler’s design or alpine history.
When will the collection be available?
Moncler plans a global launch at select stores and online on Oct. 15, after Paris and other location-specific previews and prelaunches. The source report does not state the year alongside the date.
How much does the collection cost?
The reported price range is 990 to 2,400 euros. Individual item prices and market-specific pricing were not provided in the source material.
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