The Italian group has been driven by both its eponymous brand and Stone Island, boosted by their own retail networks and the Asian market. Leo Rongone, the brand’s new CEO who joined in early April, will need to maintain this strong momentum…
Moncler is off to a flying start this year.
The Italian group, which had already finished 2025 on a high note, is picking up the pace even further in the first quarter of 2026, with 12% growth at constant exchange rates (+6% at current rates) to €880.6 million.
The icing on the cake is that its eponymous brand and Stone Island both posted double-digit increases, with the former up 12% at constant exchange rates to €766.5 million and the latter up 11% to €114.1 million.
Strong momentum for both brands
“In a global context marked by conflict and instability, Moncler and Stone Island have both demonstrated strong momentum and cultural relevance. ” noted Remo Ruffini, Moncler’s executive chairman, in a press release, adding that “these results are no accident” and “reflect a clear mindset: to highlight what makes each brand unique, while constantly evolving and pushing boundaries through products and experiences.”
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