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Shop Two-Piece Moschino x Snoop Dogg Collection Here
One of the most thrilling components of the 2026 Winter Olympics has turned out to be tracking Snoop Dogg in a kind of “Where’s Waldo?” game, as the famous rapper pops into events like curling, closely observes alpine skiers from the stands, and otherwise engages with Team USA as the first honorary coach in its history.
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The Olympic torchbearer can now add one more achievement to his resume, having recently collaborated with Italian luxury label Moschino — known for its ironically campy sensibilities, frequent pop culture allusions, and placements on everyone from Ariana Grande to Dua Lipa — on a strictly limited, two-piece capsule featuring a winter-themed T-shirt and sweatshirt.
Moschino x Snoop Dogg Limited Edition T-Shirt
Price upon publish date of this article: $310
Moschino x Snoop Dogg Limited Edition Sweatshirt
Price upon publish date of this article: $555
The design (which boasts a stylized photo of a skier in midair above a snow-kissed mountain, alongside Snoop Dogg’s official logo and that of Moschino) is kept standard across the two items. To take the skiing motif to fresher, more stylish heights, both the mountain and “Moschino” brand name here are overlaid with a subtle bandana print, and the Moschino x Snoop Dogg Limited Edition Sweatshirt benefits from a drawstring-equipped hood for keeping the winter chill out. Like the Moschino x Snoop Dogg Limited Edition T-Shirt, it has a 100-percent cotton composition, which is bound to keep things breathable — whether you’re sliding a granite stone toward a target or cozying up with a mulled wine après-ski.
White is the dominant hue for Moschino x Snoop Dogg’s arrivals, joined by a blue that “recalls the clear sky seen from the peaks of the highest mountains,” according to the collection’s official press release. This color palette is conducive to wearing the sweatshirt with your go-to dark-wash denim or teaming up the T-shirt with some similarly blue-and-white silk pants for every lounging session from hereon out (we recommend Moschino’s own Silk Twill Pants in Archive Clouds).
At this point, based on the Moschino rollout’s popularity, only the 50 IT size is available, which corresponds to a US men’s large. Worried even this will sell out as Snoop continues to generate virality during the 2026 Winter Olympics: sledding with a GoPro in hand, sitting with Team USA’s parent cheerleaders as they watch their kids compete, hitching Zamboni rides, and chatting with the likes of Ilia Malinin? Run don’t walk to fill your cart with Moschino’s latest.
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