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Plastic free packaging

April 16, 2019

Mont has committed to, wherever possible, removing plastic wrapping and components from our product packaging. New productions of Mont clothing now come packaged in paper bags with a clear biodegradable cellophane window. Mont accessories are packaged either in cardboard packets or presented on the shelf simply in their storage cases where applicable.

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