GraMonty is all about the future – our common future – a more sustainable future. Unbreakable glasses are part of that future. We need to change our way of living and consumption by rethinking the way we use plastic and more importantly reuse and reduce plastic (recycle emoji). GraMonty takes this responsibility very seriously and has an urge to contribute to it – taking unbreakable glasses to a new level.

The brand GraMonty was founded by Jesper Gram (Gram) and Morten Moeller (Monty) in Denmark. The idea of producing their own brand of unbreakable glasses to reduce waste and endorse recycling arose, when they realized that there was a need for unbreakable glasses of the highest possible quality.

After several years in the industry for unbreakable glasses, they decided to make their own brand, and that their mission was to live up to the highest standards with a Scandinavian design and a whole series of glasses that matches one another. GraMonty glasses are designed in Scandinavia with focus on functionality, minimalism and aesthetics and the product GraMonty was founded. GraMonty takes unbreakable glasses to a new level and hopefully consumers will rethink their demands, when they buy unbreakable glasses and focus not only on reuse, but also on high quality, beauty and functionality.

THINKING ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT
In our production of unbreakable glasses, we constantly work to reduce our resource consumption. Buying glasses in plastic contributes to reducing CO2 emissions and this contributes to solving climate challenges. Our materials are 100% recyclable. So if you buy GraMonty glasses, you are helping to do a good deed for the environment and climate.

BETTER WORKING ENVIRONMENT
Unbreakable glasses from GraMonty are the perfect solution if you have many daily lifting of washing trays. You avoid the heavy lifting of ordinary glasses, which in the long run can cause back and muscle damage. A washing tray with glass typically weighs 4 kg, where a tray with traditional glass weighs 10-11 kg. You can reduce the load by approx. 60 percent.