Women's Hypolais Puffer Coat
Moncler
$3105.00
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Product Insights & Style Tips
Moncler's Women's Hypolais Puffer Coat offers a refined take on cold weather ease. Its exterior and lining ride a glossy nylon laque, while down-filled padding promises plush warmth without bulk. A removable textured insert and a detachable faux fur inner layer give you instant texture and volume shifts, and the hood can come off when sunshine calls for a sleeker silhouette.
With zipped pockets for small essentials, adjustable cuffs to trap warmth, and a drawstring hem to seal out a gust, this coat adapts across days and settings. Layer it over a sweater for city commute, then slip the textured insert or faux fur insert back in for a night out. It stays light on the body while packing serious warmth.
Moncler continues to fuse performance with couture cues, and the Hypolais sits squarely in that line. A modular puffer that hustles from day to night, it pairs with everything from denim to tailored trousers, keeping the look polished as the weather shifts.
Materials / Fabrication
- Removable textured insert
- Removable faux fur inner insert
- Down-filled padding
- Exterior: 100% polyamide / nylon (nylon laqué)
- Lining: 100% polyamide / nylon (nylon laqué)
- Hood lining: 100% polyamide / nylon (nylon laqué)
- Padding: 90% down, 10% feather
- Details padding: 100% polyester
- Removable hood
- Zipper closure
- Pockets with zipped closure
- Adjustable cuffs
- Hem with drawstring tie
Recommended Care
- Professional dry cleaning strongly recommended to preserve down and faux fur details.
- Avoid machine washing and tumble drying as it can damage the padding and lacquered finish.
- If spot cleaning is necessary, use a damp cloth with mild detergent and gently blot; do not rub.
- Store hung on a padded hanger to maintain shape.
