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MonclerBoulogne reversible hooded quilted down coat

Name: Boulogne reversible hooded quilted down coat
Brand: Moncler
Price: 2500 USD
Availability: InStock

$2,500

Boulogne reversible hooded quilted down coat

$2,500

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Shipping & returns

- Free shipping on orders over $200

- Easy, free returns within 28 days of delivery

Editors' Notes

Moncler's 'Boulogne' coat has a fully reversible design, offering two styles in one. Cut from quilted black shell, it has a smooth underside and toggles at the waist to cinch the relaxed, longline shape. The insulating down filling is sure to keep you warm.

Size & Fit

- Fits true to size, take your normal size 
- Designed for a loose fit
- Intended to be worn multiple ways
- Quilted, non-stretchy fabric
- Model is 180cm/ 5'11" and is wearing the designer's size 1
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 Model measurements:
- Bust: 79cm/ 31"
- Waist: 61cm/ 24"
- Hip: 89cm/ 35"

Details & Care

- Black shell
- Concealed two-way zip fastening through front
- 100% polyamide; lining: 100% polyester; filling: 90% down, 10% feathers (Goose)
- Machine wash

Brand Spotlight

Moncler

Moncler was founded in 1952 by René Ramillon and André Vincent in Monestier-de-Clermont, a mountain village near Grenoble, France. Originally created as a supplier of utilitarian outdoor gear, the brand manufactured quilted sleeping bags, camping equipment, and padded garments for workers in harsh mountain conditions. The company gained recognition in mountaineering, notably equipping the Italian expedition that conquered K2 in 1954 and becoming the official supplier for the French Alpine skiing team at the 1968 Winter Olympics. The brand's transformation into luxury fashion began in 2003 when Italian entrepreneur Remo Ruffini acquired Moncler. Under his leadership, the company evolved from purely functional mountain wear to versatile luxury outerwear that transitions from alpine environments to urban settings. Ruffini maintained technical excellence while introducing high-fashion elements and collaborations with renowned designers through initiatives like the Moncler Genius project. Today, Moncler embodies the philosophy of being 'born in the mountains, living in the city.'

Trendiness score

49 of 100

Popularity score

100 of 100

Style keywords

Luxury

Technical

Alpine

Sophisticated

Innovative

Brand Spotlight

Moncler

Trendiness score

49 of 100

Popularity score

100 of 100

Style keywords

Luxury

Technical

Alpine

Sophisticated

Innovative

Moncler was founded in 1952 by René Ramillon and André Vincent in Monestier-de-Clermont, a mountain village near Grenoble, France. Originally created as a supplier of utilitarian outdoor gear, the brand manufactured quilted sleeping bags, camping equipment, and padded garments for workers in harsh mountain conditions. The company gained recognition in mountaineering, notably equipping the Italian expedition that conquered K2 in 1954 and becoming the official supplier for the French Alpine skiing team at the 1968 Winter Olympics. The brand's transformation into luxury fashion began in 2003 when Italian entrepreneur Remo Ruffini acquired Moncler. Under his leadership, the company evolved from purely functional mountain wear to versatile luxury outerwear that transitions from alpine environments to urban settings. Ruffini maintained technical excellence while introducing high-fashion elements and collaborations with renowned designers through initiatives like the Moncler Genius project. Today, Moncler embodies the philosophy of being 'born in the mountains, living in the city.'