Moncler is taking soft steps into the fall 2023 season, thanks to its latest sneaker style.
The French brand has just released its newest lineup of shoes for the autumn and winter months — which includes a new take on its signature Trailgrip sneakers. This iteration of the $805 women’s shoe, however, features a cozy twist: its uppers are paneled with a soft, fuzzy “teddy” texture for added warmth and a dash of cold weather whimsy.
Similarly to the original Trailgrip sneakers, this style includes rounded toes and a thick Vibram with a heavily treaded base for traction in any setting. For added practicality and comfort, the shoe also features EVA midsoles, cushioned OrthoLite insoles and lace-up closures. The key differences lie in its composition, however; aside from the aforementioned “Teddy” texture, this new iteration is also crafted with paneled leather, bringing it a chic and contemporary twist.
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Currently, the pair is available in two colorways with black trim: one in light beige and tan, the other in a deep berry-pink hue.
Moncler’s “teddy” textured Trailgrip sneakers can be found alongside its full Fall 2023 range, which also includes knit and quilted versions of the Trailgrip silhouette — plus an array of low-top sneakers, ankle boots, ski boots and hiking boots in hues of black, beige, white and more. All styles are currently available on the brand’s website.
In other Moncler news, the brand recently released a limited-edition collaboration with Billionaire Boys Club, featuring a tonal-printed iteration of its Trailgrip Après boots. The label notably recruited rap group Clipse as its campaign stars for the co-branded launch, as well.
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