Frequently asked questions

The Use & maintenance section provides guidance on the proper care and maintenance of Montegrappa products and may offer helpful advice on resolving some of the most common issues.

If the problem persists after following the recommended procedures, our After-Sales team will be available to assess the situation and provide the most appropriate assistance.

To request servicing or repair for a Montegrappa product, simply complete the Product Assistance form available in the Contact us section.

Please describe your requirements as accurately as possible and attach the requested photographs. These images are essential to help our After-Sales team fully understand the issue and assess its nature. Providing additional photographs, particularly detailed images of the affected parts, will allow us to carry out a more accurate assessment and provide you with specific guidance.

Once your request has been reviewed, our After-Sales team will provide you with all the necessary instructions, including the procedure for sending in your product. Shipping arrangements must be agreed upon in advance with our team.

To help us fully understand your request, the Product Assistance form requires your first and last name, country, and either a telephone number or an email address.

In the description field, please clearly explain the issue you have encountered or the service required, specifying the product name and the collection it belongs to. You must also attach clear, detailed photographs in which the issue is clearly visible.

Providing complete information and photographic documentation will help our After-Sales team fully understand your needs and ensure that your product receives the utmost care and attention from the very first contact.

Before requesting assistance, please check whether our Frequently Asked Questions provide useful guidance to resolve your issue. The FAQ section offers clear, immediate answers to the most common questions, covering essential information about Montegrappa products and services, warranty and routine maintenance.

Servicing, repairs and overhauls of Montegrappa products are carried out exclusively by Elmo & Montegrappa S.p.A. and the network of Montegrappa Authorized Dealers, ensuring expert handling and proper care of every product.

You can request assistance by completing the Product Assistance form on our Contatti page, or by contacting your nearest Montegrappa Authorized Dealer, which you can find on our Authorized Dealers page.

When completing the Product Assistance form, it is important to provide a precise description of your requirements and attach detailed photographs clearly showing the issue. A complete and accurate set of photographs will help our After-Sales team identify the problem more quickly and direct your request towards the most appropriate solution.

Every Montegrappa product is covered by the International Warranty for 24 months from the date of purchase. For members of the Roll of Honour, coverage is extended to 36 months.

To check whether your warranty is still valid, please refer to the date of purchase and verify that it has been activated using the QR code associated with your product.

If the warranty period has expired, or if the issue is not related to a manufacturing defect, our After-Sales team remains available to assess your request and advise you on the most appropriate service options.

To activate your International Warranty, you must scan the activation QR code associated with your product after purchase. The QR code will take you to the Warranty Centre, where you can enter your personal details and link the product to your registration.

By joining the Roll of Honour, you can extend your warranty free of charge by an additional 12 months, bringing the total coverage to 36 months. You can join directly during warranty activation by selecting the relevant option, or through the link provided in your registration confirmation email.

The Montegrappa International Warranty covers manufacturing defects and defects in materials for 24 months from the date of purchase. During the warranty period, repairs relating to such defects are carried out at no cost to the customer.

If a defect cannot be remedied through repair, Montegrappa may consider replacing the product with one of identical or similar characteristics.

For full details of the warranty terms and conditions, please refer to the International Guarantee page.

Montegrappa fountain pens may feature different filling systems depending on the model:

• Piston.

• Cartridge/converter.

• Power Push.

• Free Drop Reservoir.

Each system has its own filling procedure, as explained in the FAQ How do I fill a fountain pen correctly?

All Montegrappa fountain pens featuring a cartridge/converter filling system come with a converter included. Cartridges can be purchased separately according to your preferences.

In the Inks & Refills section of our website, on the Refills page, you can select your pen type and the corresponding collection. It is important to specify both, as this selection allows you to identify the refill or cartridge compatible with your pen with certainty.

If your collection is not listed, you can complete the dedicated form, specifying the pen type and collection name and attaching clear, detailed photographs of your pen. It is important to include photographs of the refills or cartridges currently fitted in your pen, so that our After-Sales team can fully understand your request and verify compatibility.

Compatible refills are also listed on each product page under Features.

In the Inks & Refills section of the website, on the Refills page, you can select the pen type and the corresponding collection. It is important to provide both details, as this selection allows you to identify the refill or ink cartridge that is compatible with your product.

If the collection is not listed, you can fill in the dedicated form, specifying the pen type and collection name and attaching clear, detailed photographs of the product. It is important to include photographs of the refills or ink cartridges currently fitted in the pen, so that our After Sales team can better understand your request and verify compatibility.

The piston filling system incorporates an ink reservoir directly into the barrel of the pen, allowing it to be filled by turning the end knob to draw ink from the ink bottle. There is no need to disassemble the pen to fill a piston-filling fountain pen.

The cartridge/converter filling system, on the other hand, allows you to use either an ink cartridge or a converter, a removable, refillable ink reservoir that draws ink through a twist mechanism. In pens equipped with this filling system, the two options are interchangeable according to personal preference.

A ballpoint refill contains thick, oil-based ink that dries quickly and produces a precise, consistent line with light pressure on the paper.

A rollerball refill, on the other hand, uses a more fluid ink that glides more smoothly and requires minimal pressure, producing a fuller line closer to that of a fountain pen.

The two types of refill differ in shape and size and must be selected according to the pen type and model. In the Inks & Refills section, on the Refills page, you can identify the correct refill by entering both the pen type and the collection name in the designated fields.

Fountain pens with a piston filling system:

I. Turn the end knob counterclockwise until it stops.

II. Fully immerse the nib in the ink bottle.

III. Turn the end knob clockwise until it stops to draw ink into the reservoir.

IV. Remove the nib from the ink.

V. Turn the end knob half a turn counterclockwise, allowing a few drops of ink to flow out to expel any air. We recommend repeating steps II to V to ensure that all air has been expelled.

VI. Clean the nib with a damp, lint-free cloth.

Piston-filling fountain pens have an ink reservoir built into the barrel, so there is no need to disassemble the pen for filling.

Fountain pens with a cartridge/converter filling system:

Converter:

I. Unscrew the grip section from the barrel.

II. Turn the end of the converter counterclockwise until it stops.

III. Fully immerse the nib in the ink bottle.

IV. To draw ink into the pen, turn the end of the converter clockwise until the reservoir is completely filled.

V. Remove the nib from the ink.

VI. Turn the end of the converter half a turn counterclockwise, allowing a few drops of ink to flow out to expel any air. We recommend repeating steps IV to VII to ensure that all air has been expelled.

VII. Clean the nib with a damp, lint-free cloth.

VIII. Screw the grip section back onto the barrel.

Cartridge:

I. Unscrew the grip section from the barrel.

II. Remove the empty cartridge or converter.

III. Insert a new cartridge, applying gentle pressure to pierce the protective seal.

IV. Once the protective seal has been pierced, remove the cartridge and apply gentle pressure to eliminate any air bubbles.

V. Reinsert the cartridge and allow the ink to reach the nib (approximately one minute).

VI. Clean the nib with a damp, lint-free cloth.

VII. Screw the grip section back onto the barrel.

Fountain pens with a Power-Push filling system:

I. Unscrew the grip section from the barrel.

II. Fully immerse the nib in the ink bottle.

III. Press the Power-Push mechanism button all the way down.

IV. Release the button while keeping the nib immersed, allowing ink to be drawn into the reservoir.

V. Remove the nib from the ink.

VI. Apply gentle pressure to the button, allowing a few drops of ink to flow out to expel any air.

VII. Clean the nib with a damp, lint-free cloth.

VIII. Screw the grip section back onto the barrel.

Fountain pens with a Free Drop Reservoir filling system:

I. Unscrew the grip section from the barrel.

II. Open the small window that allows you to check the ink level in the reservoir.

III. Use the eyedropper to draw ink from the ink bottle.

IV. Using the eyedropper, transfer the ink directly into the reservoir, taking care not to fill it to the brim.

V. Screw the grip section back onto the barrel.

To replace the refill in a rollerball pen:

I. Remove the cap from the pen.

II. Unscrew the grip section from the barrel by turning it counterclockwise.

III. Remove the empty refill and insert a new one.

IV. Screw the grip section back onto the barrel.

To replace the refill in a ballpoint pen:

I. Remove the cap by turning it counterclockwise.

II. Remove the empty refill and insert a new one.

III. Screw the cap back onto the barrel by turning it clockwise.

Montegrappa refills are available in different tip sizes.

For rollerball pens:

• F – Fine tip (0.5 mm).

• M – Medium tip (0.7 mm).

• B – Broad tip (1.0 mm).

For ballpoint pens:

• M – Medium tip (1 mm).

• B – Broad tip (1.2 mm).

The fine tip produces a thin, precise line, ideal for smaller handwriting; the medium tip is the most versatile for everyday use, while the broad tip offers a bolder, fuller line.

For fountain pens with a piston filling system, after filling the pen, turn the end knob half a turn counterclockwise, allowing a few drops of ink to flow out to expel any air.

For fountain pens with a cartridge/converter filling system, after filling the pen, follow the same procedure by turning the end of the converter half a turn counterclockwise. Alternatively, remove the cartridge from the pen, apply gentle pressure to eliminate any air bubbles, then reinsert it.

The lifespan of a refill depends on how frequently it is used, the pressure applied when writing, the tip size and the type of ink. Generally, ballpoint refills, which contain thicker ink, last longer than rollerball refills, whose more fluid ink is consumed more quickly. To extend the life of your refill, always close the pen after use and write without applying excessive pressure. When the line becomes faint or inconsistent, it is time to replace the refill.

We recommend using Montegrappa inks with our fountain pens, as they are specifically developed for our writing instruments.

While many third-party inks are available on the market, we cannot test every individual formulation and therefore cannot guarantee their compatibility with our pens.

In particular, permanent or water-resistant inks may contain more aggressive components that could damage certain parts of the pen, such as the ebonite feed.

Although regular cleaning and flushing with water are good maintenance practices, they do not guarantee ink compatibility or prevent potential damage caused by unsuitable ink formulations.

For these reasons, we recommend using Montegrappa inks.

To preserve the appearance and performance of your Montegrappa writing instrument over time, store it in a dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources. When not in use, keep it with the cap securely closed or the tip retracted, depending on the model, preferably in its case, to protect it from dust, knocks and scratches.

It is important to avoid contact with solvents and chemicals to keep the finishes in excellent condition. If you use a fountain pen, carry it with the nib pointing upwards and perform care and maintenance regularly: you can find all the necessary information on the Use & maintenance page.

A few simple precautions will help preserve the beauty and performance of your Montegrappa pen over time.

The pen should be handled correctly: with fountain pens, it is best to avoid shaking the pen to prevent air bubbles from forming, and to write without applying excessive pressure so as not to damage the nib. Regular use of the fountain pen prevents ink from stagnating.

For cleaning the surfaces, we recommend using a soft, slightly damp, lint-free cloth, while avoiding harsh cleaners and solvents. Never use alcohol under any circumstances. To clean silver, gold and precious metal components, you can refer to the question How can I clean the silver or precious metal parts of my pen?

Carefully close the cap when the pen is not in use to prevent the ink from drying out. To store the pen, we recommend using its original packaging, a pen holder or a case, avoiding direct contact with other pens, which could scratch it. It is also important to protect it from knocks and accidental drops, including when pets are present.

When travelling, it is advisable to keep the fountain pen filled and with the nib pointing upwards, in order to reduce the risk of ink leakage.

If the fountain pen is not going to be used for an extended period, it is good practice to empty the reservoir and clean the pen thoroughly before storing it: once emptied, it can also be stored horizontally inside a case.

We recommend carrying out care and maintenance regularly: you can find all the necessary information on the Use & maintenance page.

Before requesting assistance, check that the refill or ink is not empty, that the refill is correctly inserted, and that the pen has been used and stored according to the instructions described on the Use & maintenance page in the FAQs.

Do not disassemble the pen or attempt to work on the nib or the pen’s internal mechanisms yourself, as any intervention not carried out by the authorised service network may compromise the instrument’s functioning and the validity of the warranty.

If the problem persists, you can initiate a service request using the Product Assistance form available on the Contact us page. When filling out the form, describe your needs precisely and attach the requested photographs: these steps are essential to help our After Sales team fully understand the issue and assess its nature. A larger number of images, particularly detailed photographs of the parts concerned, will allow us to make a more accurate assessment and provide you with the best possible assistance.

Use a soft, damp cloth to remove stains or fingerprints from resin or celluloid parts. It is important to avoid solvents or chemicals that could damage the surfaces. Never use alcohol on celluloid parts.

Sterling silver writing instruments should be cleaned with the cloth supplied or with another lint-free cloth. If necessary, a product specifically designed for cleaning silver can be used. Dirt and oxidation in pierced details and more elaborate engravings can be removed using a silver brush or a soft toothbrush.

To clean pens with a filling system using a piston, immerse the nib in water and rotate the end cap several times to fill and empty the reservoir, until the water runs clear. Perform the same operation to clean pens equipped with a converter, by rotating its end.

Rinse the nib by holding it under a stream of lukewarm running water. Important: do not use any other liquids or detergents.

Rinsing is necessary when the ink flow is irregular or stops, when the feed system is clogged, if the ink has dried, or when changing the ink colour.

Occasional signs of oxidation may appear on the metal parts of the pen. This is a perfectly natural phenomenon that attests to the authenticity of the materials used.

To restore their shine, simply polish them gently using the cloth supplied or a dedicated lint-free cloth. If necessary, you can use a product specifically designed for cleaning precious metals, taking care to avoid solvents and chemicals that could damage the surfaces. Never use alcohol on celluloid finishes.

Dirt and oxidation in pierced details and more elaborate engravings can be removed with a silver brush or a soft toothbrush.

To preserve the shine of the metal parts over time, use the cleaning cloth supplied or another lint-free cloth, using a suitable polishing product if necessary. It is important to avoid solvents and chemicals that could damage the surfaces. Never use alcohol. Dirt and oxidation on pierced details and more elaborate engravings can be removed with a silver brush or a soft toothbrush.

When a fountain pen stops writing, in most cases the reason may be simple. First, check that the reservoir, cartridge or converter still contains ink and that the cartridge is correctly inserted.

If the ink has dried in the nib or the flow is intermittent, rinse the nib under lukewarm running water, without using any other liquids or detergents, and gently dry it with a soft, lint-free cloth. Refill the pen after cleaning. For nibs equipped with an ebonite feed, fill and empty the reservoir twice using ink to help ensure the feed system works properly.

If the problem persists even after these checks, you can initiate a service request through the Product Assistance form on the Contact us page, describing your needs precisely and attaching the requested photographs.

To preserve the quality and appearance of leather goods over time, it is advisable to protect them from prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, heat and humidity. For routine cleaning, use a soft, dry cloth, avoiding harsh detergents and products not specifically designed for leather, as these could alter the material’s characteristics. When not in use, store the item in a dry place away from direct sunlight.

To maintain the shine of the hardware, simply polish it gently using a special lint-free cloth or a soft brush.

For gold-plated hardware, if necessary, a product specifically designed for cleaning precious metals may be used, taking care to avoid solvents and chemicals that could damage the leather and surfaces.

If a Montegrappa item shows signs of wear or requires attention, you can request information about the available assistance options using the Product Assistance form on the Contact us page. When completing the form, we ask you to describe your needs precisely and attach the requested photographs. Photographs are essential to allow our After Sales team to understand the issue as clearly as possible and assess its nature. A larger number of images, particularly detailed photographs of the affected parts, will allow us to carry out a more accurate assessment and provide you with targeted guidance.

Once your request has been reviewed, our After Sales team will provide you with all the necessary information, including the procedure for sending the product. Shipping arrangements must be agreed upon with our team in advance.

We recommend avoiding any repairs carried out independently and the use of non-specific products, as these could further damage the material.

Montegrappa blankets made of virgin wool, cashmere and alpaca, as well as Montegrappa cashmere scarves, must be dry-cleaned only.

To preserve the fabric’s characteristics and softness, it is important to follow the instructions on the label. Do not wash in water, do not use chlorine bleach and do not iron.

Beyond personal taste, choosing a writing instrument depends on your writing preferences and habits.

• Fountain Pen: Liquid ink and a fluid writing experience. The nib responds to the pressure and movement of your hand. It requires some ongoing care, including cleaning and refilling.

• Rollerball Pen: Liquid ink, like a fountain pen, combined with a ballpoint tip. It offers a smooth, effortless writing experience without the sensitivity of a nib, and requires less maintenance.

• Ballpoint Pen: Thicker, oil-based ink that dries instantly. Ideal for quick writing and those seeking maximum practicality in everyday use. Unlike the rollerball pen, which features a removable cap, the ballpoint pen has a twist mechanism that extends and retracts the tip.

If the line width of your chosen nib does not fully meet your preferences, you can have it replaced free of charge, provided it is returned in perfect condition within six weeks of purchase. For more information on return procedures and general conditions, please refer to the Orders, Shipping and Returns section of our Frequently Asked Questions.

If the nib size does not fully meet your preferences, it can be replaced free of charge by our service team, provided it is returned in perfect condition within six weeks of purchase. To request a nib replacement, you must complete the Product Assistance form on our Contact us page and attach:

• A photo of the purchase receipt, till receipt, invoice or warranty certificate, provided it shows the purchase date.

• A photo of the nib currently fitted to your pen, so that we can correctly identify its grade and finish.

Our After-Sales team will provide you with all the necessary instructions, including the return procedure. For more information on return procedures and general conditions, please refer to the Orders, Shipping and Returns section of our Frequently Asked Questions.

For rollerball and ballpoint pens, you can choose a refill with a different tip size. The various types of Montegrappa refills are available in the Inks & Refills section of our website, on the Refills page. For more information on refill compatibility with your pen, please refer to the question How can I find out which refill or replacement is compatible with my pen? in our Frequently Asked Questions.

EF – Extra Fine. Produces a very thin, precise line. Ideal for those with small handwriting or who prefer a fine, understated line.

F – Fine. Produces a fine line suitable for everyday writing, particularly for those seeking precision and legibility without an overly pronounced stroke.

M – Medium. Produces a medium-width line, fuller and more visible than EF and F. It is a versatile choice for everyday writing and is also recommended for those using a fountain pen for the first time.

B – Broad. A nib with a broad, rounded tip, ideal for those who enjoy a bold, fluid and clearly defined writing style.

ST. 1.1 – Stub. 1.1 mm. A flat-tipped nib designed to create natural variations in line width. Vertical strokes are broader, while horizontal strokes are thinner. It offers a subtle calligraphic effect that is also suitable for everyday writing.

ST. 1.5 – Stub. 1.5 mm. Follows the same principle as the 1.1 mm version, but features a wider tip that creates a more pronounced contrast between vertical and horizontal strokes. It is particularly suited to expressive and calligraphic writing. The 1.1 mm and 1.5 mm measurements indicate the nominal width of the nib; the thickness of each line also depends on the orientation of the nib, the paper and the ink used.

The availability of nib types may vary depending on the pen model.

Calligraphy nibs are available for selected pen models, offering a more expressive writing experience:

• ST. 1.1 and ST. 1.5: Flat-tipped nibs that produce broader vertical strokes and finer horizontal strokes without the need to apply additional pressure.

• Flex: Gold nibs designed to flex under gentle pressure, allowing the line width to vary naturally with the movement of the hand.

To choose the right nib, it is important to consider the tip size, the nib material and your personal writing style.

Nib sizes are identified by the following abbreviations:

• EF (extra fine).

• F (fine).

• M (medium).

• B (broad).

For flat-tipped calligraphy nibs, the abbreviations indicate the nominal width of the nib:

• ST. 1.1 (1.1 mm).

• ST. 1.5 (1.5 mm).

A fine nib is ideal for small handwriting and note-taking, a medium nib for everyday writing, and a broad nib for a fuller, more expressive line. The flat tip of a Stub nib is particularly suited to calligraphic and expressive writing.

As for materials, steel is stiffer and more robust, while gold (14 or 18 karat) is softer and offers greater sensitivity to writing pressure. The pressure and angle at which you write also play an important role, influencing the resulting line on the page. For example, those with a lighter touch may find a fine or medium nib more comfortable.

All nibs feature an iridium tip, a small, exceptionally hard-wearing insert applied to the point that glides across the paper. It reduces wear, contributes to the nib's longevity and enhances the smoothness of the writing experience.

Hold the pen between your thumb and index finger, resting it on your middle finger, with a light, relaxed grip. Hold the grip section approximately two to three centimetres from the nib, without positioning your fingers too close to the tip.

Angle the pen at approximately 45 degrees to the paper, ensuring that both tines of the nib rest evenly on the surface. There is no need to apply pressure: the nib glides across the paper under the weight of the pen itself. Excessive pressure could affect the nib tip and the quality of the line. For smoother writing, move your entire arm together with your fingers.

The cap can be removed or posted on the back of the pen, depending on your preferred balance.

We offer personalisation services for many writing instruments and cufflinks. In particular, Montegrappa offers two ways to make your writing instrument unique. With the Configurator, the dedicated online platform, you can design your pen in every detail, choosing the model from those available for personalisation, the type, materials, colours and trim, right down to the engraving. For those who desire a completely bespoke creation, the Montegrappa Atelier creates exclusive pieces based on the Extra 1930 silhouette, using artisanal techniques such as hand painting and burin engraving.

On certain specific models, engraving can be requested free of charge. Engraving options can be selected during the checkout process on the website.

Personalised and custom-made products are excluded from the right of withdrawal.

Shipping times vary depending on the product and are indicated on the relevant page of the website, together with the date by which the order will be dispatched. Preparation generally takes between 3 and 10 business days.

Once the order has been handed over to the courier, the delivery date is estimated by the courier itself and may vary depending on transit times.

For further information on shipping methods, conditions and costs, we recommend consulting the Delivery page.

When the order is confirmed, an email summarising your order will be sent, allowing you to track the parcel and find out the delivery date. The email address and telephone number provided with the order are always shared with the courier at the time of dispatch, allowing it to send notifications to help you follow the delivery.

If you do not receive the emails, check your junk mail folder. When placing your order online, we recommend checking that the contact details provided are correct, as the courier’s notifications depend on them.

For further information on shipping methods, conditions and costs, we recommend consulting the Delivery page.

A product purchased online can be returned within 14 days of receipt. Each return must be agreed upon in advance with our After Sales team by submitting a request through the Product Assistance form available on the Contact us page.

The consumer has the right to withdraw from the sales contract within 14 days, starting from the date on which the order is delivered by the courier, provided that the purchased products are returned intact. The integrity of the product to be returned is an essential condition for exercising the right of withdrawal.

The buyer must return the purchased product at their own expense for shipping, to Elmo & Montegrappa S.p.A., Via Cà Erizzo 43/45 36061 Bassano del Grappa (VI) – Italy. The refund will be suspended until the company receives the product.

Upon receipt of the item in intact condition, Elmo & Montegrappa S.p.A. will refund the buyer the price of the product, unless it is required to incur costs attributable to the buyer; in that case, it will be authorised to retain all or part of the price of the item as compensation.

The refund will be issued using the same payment method used for the initial transaction and excludes the delivery costs incurred by the buyer at the time of purchase.

The shipment remains entirely the customer’s responsibility until proof of receipt at our warehouse has been issued.

If the product is damaged during transport, Elmo & Montegrappa S.p.A. will notify the customer of the incident so that they can promptly file a claim against the courier they selected and obtain reimbursement for the value of the item (if insured). In this case, the product will be made available to the customer for return, while the withdrawal request will be cancelled at the same time.

Personalised and custom-made products are excluded from the right of withdrawal.

The Montegrappa online boutique offers secure payment methods, including card payments. Additional options may be available depending on the country in which the purchase is made and will be displayed directly at checkout. For further information on payment methods, please visit the Payments page.

The Montegrappa online boutique offers Klarna among its available payment methods, allowing you to split the cost of your purchase into three interest-free instalments. By selecting Klarna at checkout, you can complete the process directly on the platform, which uses security measures to protect your data and transactions.

How to pay with Klarna.

1. Add the products you want to your cart and select Klarna from the available payment methods.

2. Enter the requested details so that Klarna can assess your application. You will receive an immediate decision.

3. Once the payment has been approved, you will receive a confirmation email from Klarna, followed by reminders as the due dates approach. You can view and manage your purchases and the related payments through the Klarna app.

Pay in 3 interest-free instalments.

If your order is eligible, you can choose to split the amount into three interest-free instalments by entering the details of a valid credit or debit card. When your order is shipped, Klarna will send you an email summarising the payment plan. The first instalment will be charged to the card provided, on which the amount will have been pre-authorised. You can view all the information about your purchase and payment due dates in the Klarna app.

Requirements for using Klarna.

To use the service, you must:

• Reside in the country where the order is placed.

• Be at least 18 years old.

• Have a valid payment card or bank account.

• Meet Klarna’s credit eligibility requirements.

• Be able to receive verification codes by SMS.

For further information, visit the Klarna Customer Service Centre or download the Klarna app.

Montegrappa has monobrand boutiques and a network of authorized retailers in Italy and around the world. To find the nearest point of sale, you can consult the Contacts and Boutiques section of the website, where you will find lists of Monobrand Boutiques and Authorized Dealers, along with their contact details.