Mercedes Moné is giving fans the chance to own some of her iconic in-ring looks.
Moné has not competed since losing the TBS Championship to Willow Nightingale on the New Year’s Smash edition of AEW Dynamite. “Ultimo Moné” has stayed busy during her in-ring absence, and recently announced a new venture called “Moné Wear.”
Mercedes Moné’s latest Moné Mag newsletter revealed that the AEW star will open her vault and auction off authentic, ring-used wrestling attire from some of her biggest matches.
“I’m opening my vault. Moné Wear is a limited-edition archive collection featuring authentic pieces from my wardrobe — yes, including ring gear and accessories — worn throughout more than 15 years of my defining and most memorable moments, each delivered as a collectible with a note from your CEO,” Moné wrote. “Quantities are extremely limited and available by auction only, giving you a direct connection to my legacy and a first glimpse into the future of the Mercedes Moné fashion era. Action is going live week of Feb 22, 2026, on my website: www.mercedesmone.com”
What is Mercedes Moné auctioning?
Mercedes Moné didn’t share details about where the proceeds would go, but did share some of the articles of clothing up for bid. The items include her “Grand Slam Australia — Crocodile Energy” attire and her New Japan Pro-Wrestling Resurgence pay-per-view shoes.
“My main event against Willow Nightingale for the NJPW Strong Women’s Title changed me forever. That day was tragic. The worst injury of my career. The pain was like nothing I’d ever felt—but I knew I had to finish the match. I couldn’t let the promoters or fans down, but I also didn’t want to let Willow down,” Moné wrote. “That match kicked off a beautiful women’s lineage in New Japan Pro-Wrestling, and I’m so proud to be part of its foundation. Sometimes the hardest moments create the strongest futures.”
Mercedes Moné says she’s held onto nearly everything from her 15-year wrestling career, and wants to share it with her fans. The auction is live now on Mercedes’ website.
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