Description
Overview
A dependable cold-weather staple, the Moncler Zip Puffer Jacket – Style 87 pairs a sturdy technical shell with everyday wearability. Part of our Moncler edit, it carries the label’s alpine-to-city design language in a wearable, everyday cut. Shown in white / grey / pink. A true Moncler puffer jacket in construction and look, with the warmth-to-weight balance the silhouette is known for.
Materials & Construction
Details include detachable panels, zip pockets, adjustable drawcord hem. The interior is cut for easy layering, so a heavy knit or a mid-layer sits comfortably underneath without bunching.
Fit & Sizing
Sizing runs S through XL with a relaxed oversized fit; if you plan to layer thick knits underneath, going one size up is a safe call.
How to Style It
It pairs naturally with dark denim and a fisherman knit; add a beanie and the look is done.
Specifications
- Silhouette: Relaxed oversized fit
- Colors: White / Grey / Pink
- Sizes: S / M / L / XL
- Care: Follow the care label; professional cleaning recommended for down pieces
Quality Promise
Ships with protective packaging; inspected by hand before it leaves us.
From the Original Listing (Translated)
Seller notes translated from the original Chinese listing:
- ——Female style
- Moncler’s new autumn and winter product, matte Maya ~ Vezere short women’s down jacket. The short down jacket is a basic warm item that highlights Moncler’s style characteristics. The Vezere down jacket is made from longue saison fabric, which is both lightweight and warm. This short down jacket features a hood that can be easily removed depending on the weather. The jacket’s silhouette and sleeve patch pockets pay homage to the iconic Moncler Maya down jacket.
- Made from longue saison fabric
- Nylon léger brillant lining
- Down-filled front panel
- Removable adjustable hood
- Zip and snap closure
- Zip pockets
- Sleeves with patch pockets
- Adjustable cuffs
Real Photos
All photos below are real shots of the exact piece you will receive – no renders, no stock images.
