When you buy a Musto garment, its more than just a product. You’re buying thousands of hours of experience in the harshest conditions with the best athletes in the world. Their spirit, feedback and winning mentality is woven into every detail and every fiber of our garments. We design these garments to be durable and long-lasting.

MAKE YOUR PRODUCTS LAST A LONG TIME

Natural resources are limited, and humans are overconsuming materials and other resources to the extent that we would need 1.7 globes to support us. We need to bring that down to one-planet consumption by implementing a circular mindset to our products and applying materials with improved environmental profiles. We are doing this by never compromising on quality and always striving to make long-lasting products.

EXTEND YOUR PRODUCTS LIFE

There is no such thing as bad weather if you have the right clothes. Take care of your Musto garment so it can take care of you.

At Musto, we strive to make the best garments and accessories possible so that you can perform at your best and enjoy adventures in any weather conditions. Caring for your product is essential to prolong its life and get maximum performance. All of our products have washing instructions on the label; it is essential to follow them as each garment is made with different fabrics.

END OF LIFE

As much as 80% of a garment’s environmental footprint is determined in the design phase. In this phase, we specify materials and constructions dictating the footprint upstream in the supply chain, but also the footprint at end-of-life for the product, which doesn’t have to be end-of-life for the material. By, for example, constructing the garment in one material, we are making it a more valuable resource in a circular system and are enabling textile-to-textile recycling.

While the process of transporting the garments from the hands of the consumer to the recycling facility is still in development, we are continuing to explore, innovate, and do our part in supporting a circular economy. In Europe, more and more countries are starting to collect textiles separately, and material identification technology is advancing. We will keep you updated with our latest suggestion on how you can make sure the One Single Material product is properly recycled back to new textiles at end-of-use.