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Moncler & FC Internazionale Milano Kickoff Three Year Collaboration

The epitome of a pitch-perfect partnership is ever there was one, luxury technical outerwear fashion house Moncler has linked up with renowned Italian football team FC Internazionale Milano for a three-year collaboration. The partnership sees Moncler become the official formalwear partner of Inter Milan, forging a connection between football and fashion in the city that both brands call home. 

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Comprising formalwear and outerwear, Moncler has imbued its codes with an after-hours attitude, celebrating the intersection of nonchalant style and tailored elegance. Dressing both the players and management of Inter Milan’s first-team squad I Nerazzurri, the 15-piece ready-to-wear and accessories collection takes form in the team’s signature colour palette of black and deep blue. Black and white shots by photographer Paolo Pellegrin showcases the collection worn by key Inter squad members including Hakan Çalhanoğlu, Joaquin Correa, Denzel Dumfries, Edin Džeko, Lautaro Martinez, and coach Simone Inzaghi.

With two distinct capsules for players and upper management, the Inter x Moncler collection riffs off Fall/Winter Moncler menswear classics, adapting them to the requirements of the team’s formal commitments. Key pieces within the collection are differentiated by the use of logo embroidery positioning the Moncler ‘feltrino’ patch and the Inter Milan ‘IM’ emblem alongside each other in a mirror image.

Representing a new step for Inter in its expansion off the field and into the fashion and lifestyle realms, the partnership also includes a shoppable 5-piece capsule edit, with the limited edition pieces available via the Moncler webstore from 7th December onwards. 


Words by John Deckard