Oner Active

How ethical is Oner Active?

Oner Active is an Activewear brand owned by Oner Active GmbH which has a below-benchmark score on The Good Shopping Guide’s Ethical Activewear Ratings Table.

Although Oner Active has not yet met our ethical benchmark, we hope to see the brand make progress in the future.

We would have extra confidence in Oner Active if it submitted itself to apply for Ethical Accreditation, whereby The Good Shopping Guide would make further detailed assessment and recommendations for ethical improvement.

Find out more about the ethical issues facing the Activewear sector and see how other brands score in our Ethical Activewear Ratings Table.

 

What does Oner Active do?

Oner Active is a women’s Activewear brand founded in 2020 by Albanian-raised strength training coach Krissy Cela. The brand cites its mission as being to empower women, “making them feel exceptional and powerful as they work towards the best version of themselves”.

 

In which areas does Oner Active perform poorly?

Despite Oner Active’s progress, there is still room for improvement. Oner Active was marked down under our criteria for Code of Conduct and Environmental Report as there is no information for either of these available. It also scores low for Organic as it does not have certification for the cotton used in its manufacturing process.

Find out more about how we rate by exploring our ethical criteria.

Past Criticisms of Oner Active’s record

We did not find any past criticisms of Oner Active.

 

In which areas does Oner Active score well for its ethics?

Oner Active scores well for Animal Welfare due to all of its clothing being made from non-animal materials, such as cotton, elastane and polyester.

We found no public record criticisms of Oner Active relating to Human Rights, Nuclear or Fossil Fuels, so it scores well for these criteria.

How can Oner Active improve its ethical rating?

The below-benchmark score that Oner Active is awarded with on The Good Shopping Guide’s Ethical Activewear Ratings Table is the result of an evaluation of multiple ethical criteria.

To reach our minimum ethical benchmark and qualify for Ethical Accreditation, Oner Active has some issues to resolve, including its lack of a Code of Conduct or Environmental Report, plus the lack of organic certification for its cotton. If it applies for Ethical Accreditation, The Good Shopping Guide will be able to give Oner Active some guidance to improve on these areas.

Were you aware that your brand could benefit from Ethical Accreditation? Brands accredited by The Good Shopping Guide can display our ethical mark, showcasing to consumers that it is an ethical and sustainable brand.

If you’re interested in learning more about how to attain Ethical Accreditation, please contact us or complete a Free Initial Assessment form.