Moncler is bringing the mountain to the city for Fall/Winter 2026 with a new footwear collection that pairs alpine performance with the kind of luxury craftsmanship the Italian label is known for.
The collection brings together returning favourites, new winter-ready silhouettes and a lineup of collaborations that push Moncler’s outdoor identity into more unexpected territory.
One of the standout releases is the Moncler x Clarks Originals Trailgrip Wallabee CTX, which gives the familiar Wallabee silhouette a distinctly alpine upgrade. The classic suede construction is paired with waterproof GORE-TEX and a rugged Vibram sole, making the collaboration as practical as it is fashion-forward.
Then there is Rick Owens’ take on the Trailgrip Megalace. True to the designer’s signature approach, the silhouette gets a more dramatic, subversive treatment while retaining the performance-focused foundation of Moncler’s Trailgrip footwear.
Moncler Grenoble is also joining forces with Moon Boot for the Icon High Rodeo. The result takes the familiar winter boot into western territory, combining a snow-ready silhouette with cowboy-inspired embroidered suede for a little more attitude.
The collaborations may be grabbing attention, but Moncler’s wider Fall/Winter 2026 footwear offering is just as focused on versatility.
The new range includes the Vera Edge women’s boot, the waterproof Vera Pulse rain boot, the shearling-lined Peak Snowcap and the plush Peak Après. The Altive Mid also joins the lineup, drawing on archival Moncler references while giving the silhouette a contemporary winter-ready finish.
Across the collection, the idea is clear: footwear should be able to move between the mountain and the city without forcing you to choose between performance and style.
That balance has become increasingly central to luxury outdoor fashion, and Moncler is leaning into it with boots and shoes designed for snowy slopes, wet streets and everything in between.
Select Fall/Winter 2026 styles are already available through Moncler, while some of the headline collaborations are scheduled to roll out through late November.
