The history of the Garmont company dates back to 1867. The Italian industrialist Mr. Morlin, who develops forests and mineral deposits in northern Italy, was faced with the problem of defective shoes for workers suitable for use in the Dolomites. At the same time, the first 1.5 thousand pairs of boots with leather uppers and wooden soles were developed and manufactured. Shoes proved so well-established that they quickly became a commodity, and their production grew into a profitable and soon dominant part of the business.
In 1872, production was located in Montebeluno, where Morlin's headquarters are still located. Currently, the fifth generation of heirs own and strengthen the business, which has completely switched to the manufacture of shoes. Military orders and the production of footwear allowed the Morlin Corporation to increase production capacity and master the latest technologies.
In the 1950s, in European countries, with the growing popularity of skiing and trekking, the sweat for appropriate footwear increased dramatically. Morlin quickly jumped into the new market. In addition to shoes under the Morlin brand, since the early 60s, such well-known international brands as Nordica and Dolomite have been produced on the basis of sub-partnerships in the factories owned by the company. Since the mid-80s - Asolo and Merrell.
