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OGL Sustainability Actions

B Corp certification

OGLmove officially became B Corp certified in July 2024. Its current B Impact Score is 97.7, compared with the global median of 50.9. The certification is valid from 2024–2027 and will undergo reassessment after expiry.

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ESG data aligned to B Corp

In 2025, OGLmove aligned all ESG data collection, verification, and disclosure processes with B Corp requirements, strengthening traceability, verifiability, and public transparency. Every data point now has a clear source and can be independently verified.

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Ethical sourcing policy

Across its supply chain, OGLmove follows the principle of “traceable, verifiable, and improvable.” It relies on third-party certifications, not internal claims, to ensure material safety, production integrity, and factory compliance.

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Trade-in recycling programme

On 3 June 2024, OGLmove introduced its exchange program for old clothes. The brand teamed up closely with Helpsy, a B Corp public benefit organization championing clothing recycling, and receives monthly reports from Helpsy showing the recycling impact.

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Women’s equality work

OGL says it has been dedicated to promoting women’s rights throughout its chain of command since it was established. It says the majority of its employees are women and that it continues to build a fair and transparent workplace, offering equal pay, open growth pathways, and a safe environment for everyone.

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Project Renascence

OGL says it is proud of Project Renascence, a project born to empower women and reduce waste at the same time. It partnered with a disabilities non-profit organization in China to provide skills training and education so participants could create sustainable fashion accessories from fabric surplus.

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Community support in 2025

In 2025, OGLmove reported community investment through 1% for the Planet and the Dhamma Earth Club of Malaysia, including support for environmental and community programs, education and community projects, and earthquake-affected communities in Myanmar.

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