Moncler responds to tariff impact by slightly raising prices, stating that if the economy worsens, new store openings will be delayed.

Italian luxury brand Moncler stated that it is offsetting the preliminary impact of US tariffs through "very small price increases," but warned that if the economy remains weak, it may postpone the opening of new stores next year. The luxury group, based in Milan, announced that prices of products in the second half of 2025 have already been increased by a "mid single-digit percentage," and further price increases will continue in the first half of 2026. However, they emphasized that a complete annual strategy will be formulated only after the US tariff policy becomes clear.