Moncler Launches the Chetoz Contrast-Panelled Down Jacket
Italian brand Moncler introduces the new Chetoz Contrast-Panelled Down Jacket to join its own Grenoble line full of vintage models. The brand originally showcased the Grenoble line during New York Fashion Week in 2010 and has been a staple ever since.
It perfectly fuses high performing techniques on vintage pieces. This time, the brand prepares for the Fall/Winter 2020 season and focuses on winter sports first and foremost. It creates a jacket that is made from technical corduroy weave materials paired with light padding. The construction is done in a paneling manner with a bright palette to deliver bold aesthetics. The garment features topstitching and a logo patch embroidered at the sleeve. In terms of the bright hues, there are tones of blue, green, red, brown, and beige.
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It perfectly fuses high performing techniques on vintage pieces. This time, the brand prepares for the Fall/Winter 2020 season and focuses on winter sports first and foremost. It creates a jacket that is made from technical corduroy weave materials paired with light padding. The construction is done in a paneling manner with a bright palette to deliver bold aesthetics. The garment features topstitching and a logo patch embroidered at the sleeve. In terms of the bright hues, there are tones of blue, green, red, brown, and beige.
Image Credit: LN-CC
Trend Themes
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Vintage-inspired Colorblocking — Designing vintage styles with a twist of bold, contrasting colors for contemporary appeal.
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Technical Weave Materials — Incorporating high performance materials into fashion designs to create functional yet fashionable pieces.
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Logo Patch Embroidery — Adding signature branding to fashion designs through eye-catching embroidery techniques.
Industry Implications
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Fashion — Creating innovative fashion pieces by merging vintage styles with contemporary design trends.
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Winter Sports — Developing functional outerwear geared towards cold weather activities by utilizing technical materials and unique design elements.
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Branding and Marketing — Utilizing embroidery and other techniques to promote brand identity and create unique marketing materials.
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