Our Commitments

What we hold ourselves to

Three commitments shape every Monture piece: to the cloth, to the wardrobe, and to the place it is made.

The commitments

For the cloth. For the wardrobe. For where it is made.

For the cloth

Natural fibres, chosen with restraint

We start with the material, and we keep the list short.

Natural fibres at the centre: linen, cotton, hemp and silk, with Tencel™ where a blend needs fluidity.
Six core fabrics, developed across weights and silhouettes rather than replaced each season.
European-grown linen from Belgium, selected for fibre length and strength.
Extra-long staple Supima cotton, finished to soften rather than tire.

Because a garment can only be as good as the cloth it is cut from.

For the wardrobe

Each piece is designed to belong to a wardrobe, not a passing collection.

Pieces that sit alongside each other in the same material language, for men and women.
Finishes chosen so fabrics soften with wear and hold their shape.
Collections refined rather than reinvented: what works is kept and made better.
A 7-day exchange on every order, with pickup arranged from your door.

Because the most considered wardrobe is the one you reach for again and again.

Nothing is added for effect, and nothing remains without purpose. The House of Monture

For where it is made

The house answers to the climate and craft it comes from.

Headquartered in India, where the house develops its materials and constructs its garments.
Five generations of textile knowledge guiding how fibres are selected and fabrics developed.
Fabrics chosen for how they behave in Indian heat: breathable, and cut with room to move.
Hemp, one of the least thirsty fibres we can source, used across shirts and blends.

Because refinement has to survive a forty-degree afternoon.

The House of Monture