Stone Island Just Landed on WOOVIN: What to Know About the New Collection

Stone Island just landed on WOOVIN: the Italian label known for garment-dyed outerwear, the compass badge and technical fabrics now has close to 400 pieces in the catalogue, from fleece sweatshirts and cargo pants to a real-down jacket. This guide covers what the brand stands for, which pieces stand out and how current prices compare with retail.

• Stone Island is now on WOOVIN with close to 400 pieces across several seasons.

• The range covers sweatshirts, hoodies, cargo pants, joggers, T-shirts, swim shorts and down jackets.

• For fit, read the cut in the product name: Regular Fit or Slim Fit.

What makes Stone Island different from other brands?

Stone Island stands out because of its focus on fabric research and garment dyeing, ideas that date back to its founding in 1982 by designer Massimo Osti. The label is recognisable by the compass badge on the left sleeve, attached with buttons so it can be removed, and it is now part of the Moncler Group. The full range is on the Stone Island brand page, and the brand tells its own story on the official Stone Island website.

In the market, Stone Island sits between technical sportswear and streetwear: functional enough for outdoor use, understated enough for daily wear. For more context on the label's place in contemporary menswear, Highsnobiety is a good starting point.

Design and materials

The WOOVIN selection leans on the pieces the brand is best known for. Felpa (the Italian word for sweatshirt) crewnecks, hoodies and sweatpants form the core, supported by cargo pants, bonded T-shirts, Compass Logo swim shorts and the Vera Piuma real-down jackets. Ghost pieces drop the visible compass badge for a tonal, minimal look, and the wool Ghost cargo jogger shows how the label applies the same idea to heavier fabrics.

Alongside black, navy and beige, the catalogue includes seasonal colours such as lavender, mint and ivory, which makes it easy to build a look around one statement piece.

Which Stone Island pieces stand out right now?

The table lists five pieces with a clear release season, their retail price and the current lowest price on WOOVIN.

How do current prices compare with retail?

The current lowest prices on these five pieces sit roughly 23% to 40% below retail, according to WOOVIN data, October 2026. The crewneck goes from €260 to €199, the hoodie from €310 to €229 and the down blouson from €1,250 to €749. Prices move with availability, so treat the table as a snapshot.

Our view: the sweatshirts are the logical entry point, since a Felpa piece in black or navy works in almost any wardrobe at around €200. The Vera Piuma down blouson shows the largest gap to retail, €501, and is the piece to watch for anyone who wants outerwear rather than a first Stone Island basic.

How does Stone Island fit?

Stone Island fit depends on the cut named in the product title, so read it before choosing a size. Pieces labelled Regular Fit follow a standard cut and are best ordered in your usual size, while the Stone Island Slim Fit Joggers Navy Blue are cut closer, so go up a size when you are between two. Tops use the unisex clothing chart from XXS to XXXL, and some trousers use waist sizes, so check the size chart on each product page. For a feel of how a size guide works on apparel, see our Fear of God ESSENTIALS size guide.

Release information

Apparel on WOOVIN is listed by season rather than by exact drop day: spring/summer pieces carry February and autumn/winter pieces August. The pieces above come from SS24 (February 2024), AW24 (August 2024) and AW25 (August 2025), so the catalogue covers both recent and slightly older collections.

Conclusion

Stone Island on WOOVIN gives a wide view of what the label does best: fabric-led basics, tonal Ghost pieces and technical outerwear. Start with a Felpa sweatshirt if you are new to the brand, and read the cut before you pick a size. Looking for more? Browse the full Stone Island range, read our September recap of the most-bought sneakers on WOOVIN or see how earlier arrivals landed in The Holy Grails just launched on WOOVIN.