Moon Boot Debuts a Lighter Lifestyle Look for Spring Summer 2026

MOON BOOT is setting a lighter, bolder tone for Spring Summer 2026, pivoting its cult winter DNA into a seasonless lifestyle statement for city streets, resort escapes, and festival season alike.

A new mood for Spring Summer 2026

The Spring Summer 2026 women’s collection invites shoppers to “step into something lighter,” introducing warm‑weather silhouettes that still feel unmistakably MOON BOOT. A fresh mood leads the story, framed around icons reimagined for sun, sand, and pavement instead of snow.

The collection focuses on new, open silhouettes designed for spring and summer wear.
Signature design codes from the brand’s winter boots are carried into these lighter shapes for strong brand recognition.

Signature silhouettes reimagined

Core MOON BOOT signatures get a seasonal remix for the new drop.

Established silhouettes appear in “fresh iterations,” updating colors, materials, and details for the warmer months.
The aim is to keep the bold, graphic attitude that made the original boot a fashion icon, now translated into lighter, more versatile styles.

Mules, sandals, and slides take the lead

Open‑toe styles are the stars of Spring Summer 2026, with new launches spanning mules, sandals, and sliders. These pieces are designed to move easily from beach clubs to balconies to city errands.

Standout introductions include ballet flats, sandals, and slippers that anchor the seasonal offer.
These silhouettes position MOON BOOT more firmly in the warm‑weather footwear space, making the brand relevant beyond the ski season.

The ballet flat and sneaker remix

Even the most classic flat gets a playful twist this season, with MOON BOOT applying its futuristic lens to the everyday ballet shoe. At the same time, the brand doubles down on sneakers as a key growth category.

The traditional ballet flat is reworked with a distinct MOON BOOT attitude, aligning the style with the brand’s bold identity.
Sneakers “continue their stellar ascent,” reinforcing them as a strategic pillar for reaching younger and more casual consumers.