In this video I’m doing a full OGL / OGL Move try-on haul and giving you my proper honest review on fit, sizing and quality. OGL is a sustainable clothing brand and, I’m not even exaggerating, my first impressions were gobsmacked. When I opened the parcels and actually felt the fabric, the quality screamed expensive—especially for a price point that’s not cheap, but not crazy expensive either. Everything felt heavy in the best way (like there’s actually material there), and the stitching and finishing details looked really well done. For reference, I’m a UK 14–16 and I’m 5’4, and I tried the pieces in an XL. I go through a burgundy co-ord with a built-in bra top and wide-leg trousers (with pockets and that super flattering ruched waistband), a gorgeous “greige” waistcoat-and-trouser set that fits like a glove with no button gaping, a thick burgundy batwing brami-style top (again with built-in bra), and a beige co-ord with belt loops and a soft fleecy lining. My main takeaway: the sizing was great when I measured myself and ordered by the size chart, and overall the sets look tailored while still being really comfy and warm.