Trust Me – Fashion Insiders Are Shopping All Their Christmas Gifts From This Luxury Brand
From fuzzy fleece jackets and technical down jackets to cosy beanies, Moncler’s chic collection is topping our Christmas wishlist this year.
Hitanshi Kamdar
There was a time when outerwear was often considered purely a necessity – the sensible layer shrugged on purely for warmth. But there’s been a quiet shift in the last few years with an array of down jackets and fleece coats actually delivering polish and elegance, and transforming into a bona fide style statement, and most of them are thanks to one brand in particular: Moncler. Sleek, sculpted and fashion-forward, Moncler’s outerwear has been a common sight on chic women, including Gigi Hadid, Anne Hathaway and Dua Lipa. So, this festive season, why not skip the scented candles and novelty socks in favour of gifting Moncler to your most stylish loved ones – from fashion-obsessed friends to your well-dressed mum. Because if a Moncler jacket can make fashion editors feel cosy and cool, it’s officially earned its spot under the tree.
The French luxury label has long been synonymous with winter jackets that are as stylish as they are practical. However, the brand has also applied its down jacket expertise to various other outerwear options as well as accessories, so there are plenty of cold-weather staples to shop for.
Of the many excellent options in Moncler’s autumn/winter collection – from the sleek down jackets to cosy knits – the one that we’ve been bookmarking for our Christmas list is the Cedre Teddy Short Down Jacket. Leaning into this season’s faux fur jacket trend, the plush down jacket is crafted from the brand’s signature teddy fleece and comes with a trendy stand collar for added warmth, while the gathered hem cinches in the waist for a flattering fit. It’s the kind of cosy essential that works well with jeans and trousers, as well as a chic suede skirt and knee-high boots outfit. If you’re after knitwear to gift your loved ones, Moncler has plenty on offer. Case in point, the Alpaca Blend V-Neck Cardigan, a cable-knit cardigan finished with textured cuffs for a statement twist on an everyday classic. Alternatively, for an affordable Christmas present, Moncler’s wool beanie is just as cosy and comes in five wintry shades.
Of course, if it’s a festive knit you’re after, Moncler has also reimagined seasonal classics with a sophisticated polish. The Crystal-Embroidered Alpaca & Wool Blend Polo Neck Jumper takes its cues from traditional alpine knits with a geometric-style jacquard pattern that is also featured in the matching beanie and wool gloves. Elsewhere, you’ll find that the brand’s signature down puffers make for brilliant gifts, too (as I can personally confirm). You can’t go wrong with the classic Maya 70 Hooded Short Down Jacket for a simple everyday piece. Although if you’re shopping for someone who likes to make a statement, the Boed Hooded Shearling-Trimmed Short Down Jacket is a brilliantly striking option they’re sure to love.
With Britain’s ever-inclement weather, quality outerwear and cosy knits will always remain a treasured gift, and Moncler has proved it knows a thing or two about stylish winter essentials. And for autumn/winter 2025, it’s the fashion editor-approved destination for Christmas gifts that your loved ones will actually wear long after the festivities are over.
Shop: The Best Christmas Gifts From Moncler
Cedre Teddy Short Down Jacket
Price: £1,330
Alpaca Blend V-Neck Cardigan
Price: £1,035
Wool Beanie
Price: £230
Crystal-Embroidered Alpaca & Wool Blend Gloves
Price: £370
Boed Hooded Shearling-Trimmed Short Down Jacket
Price: £1,845
Maya 70 Hooded Short Down Jacket
Price: £1,555
Vigiers Teddy Hooded Short Down Jacket
Price: £1,765
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Hitanshi Kamdar is a deputy commerce editor for Grazia. Hitanshi is always on the hunt for the latest trends, emerging designers and the internet’s most bizarre style discourse.
