Trends fade, but true craftsmanship endures. We design elevated sneakers built to last, where refined style meets responsible innovation. Crafted from premium plant-based materials, our low-top silhouettes deliver exceptional comfort and durability for the discerning, socially conscious consumer. From our meticulously made vegan sneakers to our thoughtfully recycled packaging, every detail reflects an uncompromising commitment to quality, sustainability, and the planet.
Hemp is an extremely durable, super strong, and all-natural textile that holds its shape and is naturally resistant to mildew and ultraviolet light. Its tensile strength is three times stronger than cotton. It is resistant to fading by sunlight. It has a longer lifespan than other natural fabrics. It is so strong that Henry Ford even experimented with the material in the 1940s making cars.
Pinatex®, which is a “natural, innovative and patented new material, is made from pineapple leaf fibers gathered by partner farming cooperatives in the Philippines.” The fibers used to make fabric are the “by-product of the pineapple harvest” that is usually thrown away and burned. Ananas Anam, the maker of the fabric and a Certified B Corporation, states that “no extra land, fertilizer or pesticides are required” to produce the natural and vegan product that has the appearance of leather. The use of the “pineapple waste” has provided rural farming communities with income after the pineapple harvest. After the fiber is taken from the leaf, the “biomass” that is left can be used as a natural fertilizer or biofuel.
Cotton lines the sneakers and laces. Cotton is a natural fiber that has been grown for thousands of years. It's a very versatile crop that is spun into a soft yarn. Over the years, cotton farming has made tremendous strides toward sustainability and environmental responsibility.
The outsoles are made of a recyclable material known as Thermoplastic Elastomers (TPE). It has the characteristics of plastic and rubber, but unlike rubber, TPE can be recycled or remolded over and over again. This material, which is used in the medical industry, has outstanding thermal properties and material stability. Since TPEs require less energy in the production process and less waste, the use of them creates environmental benefits. In the near future, Organic Garments wants to reduce its environmental impact even more by producing a sneaker sole with all organic material.
Reuse, repurpose, and recycle. Our boxes are made of 100% recycled materials and our shoes are cushioned inside the boxes with recyclable paper. After they arrive, find another purpose for our box. Wrap up a present. Store something precious. Keep your shoes inside the boxes when they are not on your feet or recycle them!
OG is redefining what shoes can be. Soon, we’ll introduce sneakers and products crafted from innovative plant-based materials—mushrooms, bananas, cactus, and more—creating sustainable, stylish footwear from the ground up.
This fall/winter 2026, we’re launching a high-top made from mushrooms and hemp, with recyclable materials, bringing our vision of sustainable innovation to your wardrobe.
