Moncler Releases A Line Of Luxury Puffer Jackets For Dogs
Moncler‘s signature padded coats are now re-designed for puppies in a new charming collection for the Fall/Winter 2017 season.
Dubbed the “Mondog,” the cozy puffer jacket made especially for small and medium-sized canines arrives in black, dark blue, dark green, red and orange colorways. Each piece is made up of the brand’s ubiquitous nylon laqué construction.
More info: Moncler (h/t: hypebeast)
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