Salomon x MM6 Maison Margiela FW25
by Adriano Batista
MM6 Maison Margiela and Salomon present their Fall/Winter 2025 collaboration. This collection acts as a modular system of dress, blurring the line between performance wear and fashion, and between outdoor function and urban style.
The central piece is a Waterproof Down Parka. It combines Salomon’s technical expertise (a down-filled, fully waterproof shell) with MM6’s design touches, like elongated pockets and a signature white stitch. A Reversible Insulated Jacket offers two looks in one: a quilted side with a small logo, and a smooth, minimal side with a large back print. Other items, like a half-zip anorak and a long-sleeved Motomesh top, also play with dual identities, subtly changing their character based on how they are worn.
The collection is built as a day-to-night, all-gender wardrobe. The color palette is restrained, using Deep Black, Abbey Stone, and Oatmeal Heather to suggest technical precision. The footwear, the XT-MM6 and the ACS PRO, appears in several color combinations, from tonal off-white to a bold yellow and black.
Check out the campaign images below:
The MM6 Maison Margiela x Salomon FW25 collection will be available from October 16th.
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