Experience Muntagnard

Cotton from regenerative agriculture

Since Muntagnard was founded, cotton has always been the focus. At first we didn't want to use any cotton at all for ecological reasons, then we only focused on very exclusive and specific cotton f...

Microfiber abrasion and microplastic pollution

The abrasion of microfiber contributes quietly and quietly to a major environmental problem: pollution from microplastics. Discover how your clothes could release tiny synthetic fibers into the env...

New to the Muntagnard Flagship Store: QWSTION

"Are there other brands that work according to the same philosophy as Muntagnard?" We have been asked this question many times by customers who are interested in further options for responsible,...

What does MIUtec stand for?

With MIUtec we have developed a first award-winning, sustainable innovation in the field of sportswear. This line has been the focus, especially since winning the ISPO award for the MIUtec Iso jack...

Sustainable cashmere

Cashmere is a luxurious and highly sought-after fiber, immensely valued for its softness and warmth. It is derived from the undercoat of cashmere goats found primarily in Mongolia, China, Iran, Afg...

Biodegradable clothing

Biodegradable clothing is a sensible step, but by no means a comprehensive solution to the textile industry's global environmental problems. In most cases, one can safely assume that biodegradable ...

Clothing made of wood

Clothing made from wood has become a relevant alternative to synthetic and other natural fibers such as cotton or wool. Wood-based fibers offer numerous advantages in terms of sustainability, comfo...

How sustainable is wool, actually?

Sheep that graze on a juicy meadow provide the sustainable raw material for natural, ecological clothing. This image is to be taught to present clothing made of wool as a sustainable solution for ...

The best of two worlds - LEGNA and Merino

A mixture of two natural premium fibers that bring everything to shape your wardrobe sustainably. We can imagine: the combination of Legna and Merino, for a collection of knitting sweaters made of...

Cotton: Why transparency is so difficult and yet so important

Intransparent value chains are the source of major sustainability problems. But value chains are a complex structure, which makes traceability difficult. How are we at Muntagnard part of the soluti...