OGNX is a vibrant fashion brand with a strong commitment to sustainability and organic practices, rooted in Munich, Palma, and Berlin. With a small but passionate team, they strive to redefine the fashion industry, proving that organic and sustainable fashion is not just a trend but a lifelong commitment. Their products range from comfortable activewear to casual clothing, all produced with meticulous care for quality and environmental impact.
The brand stands out in its production process, ensuring honesty and transparency in its supply chain. OGNX maintains a close and friendly relationship with its suppliers, ensuring safe, enjoyable working conditions and fair pay for all employees. This dedication to ethical practices extends to their production facilities in Portugal, Barcelona, Lithuania, and other locations, where they collaborate with local producers specializing in organic cotton, recycled materials, and innovative fabric developments. Their partnerships with these producers ensure full control over the production process, from the quality of raw materials to the final product.
Nina, the founder of OGNX, plays a pivotal role in the brand’s journey, leading with quick decision-making skills and a calm demeanor, even during the most hectic times. She finds joy in the team’s growth and the development of sustainable fashion, with the Keffiah suit and Sportsbra Crossback being her personal favorites.
Their range has a diverse selection of clothing, catering to a modern, eco-conscious lifestyle. Every product reflects the brand’s commitment to sustainable practices, from the Leggings Flow and Leaf, made in collaboration with their Lithuanian partner, to the hand-dyed pieces from Gandarela, capturing the art of batik with non-toxic, GOTS certified colors.
OGNX’s unwavering dedication to sustainability, quality, and ethical practices ensures that their fashion aligns with a greener lifestyle. Their products, created with passion and precision, offer both style and substance, paving the way for a future where sustainable fashion is the norm.
