Experience Muntagnard

What makes us "essentially different"?

"Basically different", a slogan that only began to consolidate over time. Only after we had launched our first products did we hear from both industrial partners and our customers: "You do everythi...

400 t-shirts saved locally

Muntagnard managed to repair and save 400 T-shirts locally. With this repair, 3810 km of transport and 1.5 tons of CO2 were saved. It all started with a joint after-work beer It was an u...

LEGNA vs. MANGOLA

I wake up in the morning, it's a Tuesday and I have a full day ahead of me. Jogging quickly go in the morning, work and important meetings from home and a dinner in front of the television with my ...

Together for innovation and sustainability

From the beginning away on the wooden forest Since the beginning of our product development, we have been using special “textile fibers made of wood” on a high -quality and sustainability componen...

ReCircled: giving clothes a second chance

We have decided to give slightly flawed and used products a new life and are delighted to now offer a “pretty unique” shopping experience.

Winter masks for skiing

Developing a winter mask / neck hose was never actually our plan. Supporting protective measures against the covid virus is extremely important to us, but for a long time we saw no reason why we as...

YOU NO LONGER NEED TO BUY OUR LANA TO EXPERIENCE THE STYLE AND THE STORY

We have come up with a new way to get the full LANA experience without necessarily having to buy it.

Our change of heart to the most used natural fiber

Our journey towards sustainable cotton from Europe. Fully traceable and from organic origin, we created a cotton T-Shirt for the circular economy.

RETHINKING TEXTILES (IN 1 MIN.)

According to the literature innovation (literally "innovation" or "renewal") mostly understood in the sense of new ideas and inventions (English "Invention") and their economic implementati...

WHAT DOES SWISSNESS/SWISS-MADE MEAN FOR US (IN 1 MIN.)?

We often get asked where we produce our clothes. After all, if you want to be sustainable, you should have your products manufactured as close as possible - in our case this would logically be Swit...