Moncler Makes a Case for Men’s Overalls this Summer
A revival of gorpcore? The outerwear brand revisits the utilitarian staple for the urban wardrobe.
If you’re looking to add a little rugged character to your everyday drip, try overalls. The workwear staple had a bit of a style moment during the Fall 2017 men’s runways, kicking off the gorpcore trend for hipsters and hypebeasts. Today, the whole “utilitarian in the city” look has died down, but it will never truly fade away since it occupies a corner of the streetwear canon.
Case in point: Moncler Collection headlines the all-in-one overall for their vision of summer city dressing in 2025. Crafted from durable yet light fabric, the practical garment features a large front pocket adorned with the iconic feltrino logo patch, the outwear brand’s seal of approval for quality and innovation. It’s the perfect layering piece for the urban environment, and it might even be down for a bit of dirty work to boot.
The rest of the collection is designed for the warmer months. Silhouettes are clean and breezy, while still being reinforced with Moncler’s signature technical backing. Lightweight denim comes with an elastic stretch for comfort and ease of movement, while ultra-light windbreakers and overshirts protect against surprise summer showers.
Functionality is emphasised throughout, through removable hoods, double-fastening jackets with studded snap buttons and zippers, and strategically placed pockets. Even the palette of neutral white, beige and khaki-green offers everyday versatility. If you want to toughen up your metropolitan wardrobe, look no further.
