Moncler x Palm Angels Rodman Down Jacket – Teal
No Rules. No Limits. His Colour.
The Moncler x Palm Angels Rodman Down Jacket in Teal is the most personal and most iconic expression of the collaboration — a jacket wearing the colour most associated with the man it honours. Dennis Rodman’s teal hair during the Chicago Bulls’ championship dynasty is one of the most indelible images in the history of sport: bold, vivid, and entirely, defiantly his own. On the Moncler x Palm Angels Rodman, teal is not a colourway. It is a signature.
Key Features
- Premium down fill for exceptional warmth-to-weight ratio and serious cold-weather insulation
- Signature Moncler quilted construction infused with Palm Angels’ fearlessly individual design vision
- Rodman silhouette developed exclusively for the Moncler x Palm Angels collaboration — as singular as the icon it honours
- High-quality nylon shell in vivid teal with Palm Angels collaboration detailing, graphic elements, and co-branded hardware
- Zip and press-stud front closure with collaboration-specific hardware and bold finishing
- Co-branded Moncler x Palm Angels badge — the mark of two brands that have never once played it safe
- Limited edition collaboration — a collector’s piece wearing the most iconic colour in basketball history
The Worm’s Colour. On the Mountain’s Jacket.
When Dennis Rodman walked into the arena with teal hair, nobody looked anywhere else. That was always the point — not provocation for its own sake, but the absolute, unapologetic expression of an identity that refused to be contained by anyone else’s expectations. Teal was Rodman’s colour: electric, vivid, and impossible to ignore without being impossible to wear. On the Moncler x Palm Angels Rodman jacket, that same teal becomes something wearable, collectible, and genuinely extraordinary — a piece of outerwear that carries the full weight of one of sport’s most iconic aesthetic moments. Wear it knowing exactly what it means. Wear it knowing Rodman would. Moncler since 1952. Palm Angels, always. The Rodman, in its truest colour.