84% matchMoncler
Alpine-luxury down puffers with the same status pricing
What changes: Logo-driven quilted down rather than fur and shearling craft
Brand profile
Family-run Parisian house, furriers since 1920, known for mink and shearling coats, ARMY parkas and in-house leather outerwear.

Four generations in, the house began cutting fur for Alaia, Mugler, Nina Ricci and Jean Paul Gaultier before selling coats under its own name.
ARMY, launched in 2005, put fur linings and trims into field parkas, and it remains the entry point to a collection otherwise built on mink, fox and shearling.
The Meteo line works in wool and lambskin without fur, and the house will recut a client's inherited fur coat into something new.
84% matchAlpine-luxury down puffers with the same status pricing
What changes: Logo-driven quilted down rather than fur and shearling craft
78% matchFamily-run house built on luxury outerwear, more technical
What changes: Nylon and Gore-Tex focus, no fur or leather heritage
76% matchFamily house whose coats carry the whole wardrobe
What changes: Camel hair and wool tailoring instead of fur and parkas
70% matchFur-trimmed down parkas and leather, city-cut
What changes: Contemporary price and mall-luxury positioning
Yves Salomon is a Paris fur and outerwear house run by the fourth generation of the Salomon family, founded when Russian émigré Gregory Salomon set up as a furrier in 1920. Yves Salomon built the label after cutting fur for Alaïa, Mugler, Nina Ricci and Jean Paul Gaultier; son Thomas has since widened it into full collections. Signatures include mink, fox and shearling coats, the ARMY parka line launched in 2005, fur-free Météo wool and lambskin pieces, and in-house leather outerwear, alongside a service recutting clients' inherited fur coats.