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Trades about 4% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Moncler S.p.A., an Italy-based luxury group, specializes in the design, production, and worldwide distribution of high-end apparel and accompanying accessories for men, women, and children. Its renowned labels are Moncler and Stone Island. The company's diverse product offerings encompass not only clothing but also footwear, various leather goods including bags, backpacks, and other accessories. Under its Moncler Lunettes division, it provides a range of eyewear such as sunglasses, eyeglasses, frames, and ski goggles for both sexes. Additionally, Moncler markets perfumes for men and women. By the close of 2021, Moncler maintained a substantial retail footprint with 237 directly operated stores and an additional 64 wholesale shop-in-shops. Its products are also accessible globally via its official online store, moncler.com. The company's geographical reach includes Italy, numerous other European nations, Japan, the broader Asian market, and the Americas. Founded in Milan, Italy, in 1952, the entity was formerly known as Moncler S.r.l. before adopting its current name, Moncler S.p.A., in October 2013.
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