Bogner

Great simplicity: Bogner bags score with smart functionality. Design or high comfort? Bogner makes no compromises and focuses on a balanced interplay of elegant design, sophisticated functionality and fashionable details for all its products. That is the reason why the brand is called "Dior of ski fashion" - it cleverly combines the stylish product appearance with a functional interior space. In addition to designer bags and accessories, the product range of the German manufacturer also includes clothing, sports equipment and fragrances. The current bag collection consists of a few completely newly developed product series. These offer handbags for every occasion, no matter what is on the agenda - there are styles for travelling and sports, just like for a city walk or a business trip. The assortment includes Bogner bags made of smooth leather or nylon in classic designs and formats. The colour scheme is compliant: classic bag models are available in white, brown, black, grey, beige and cognac. But Bogner moves with the times and enrich the classic product range with new statement bags, bright colours and expressive details such as oversized logo emblem.

Whether it-pieces or timeless classics - the family-run brand from Munich has always (and that means for over 80 years!) paid attention to the up-to-date mode of production and high-quality outcomes. Bogner stands for best materials and first-class workmanship, with an astounding eye for detail. Bogner bags are mainly made of nylon and Oxford nylon, but also of leather and cotton.

Product characteristics and care of nylon bags

Bogner revolutionized the ski market in the early 1970s by participating in development and establishment of a new, highly resistant and weatherproof material - nylon. The robust, tear-resistant and light chemical fiber developed into a fashion trend, even off-piste. The fiber is still very popular: The nylon handbags are long-lasting, so you will be able to enjoy your new favorite piece for a long time. Bogner bags or Bogner backpacks are often made of Oxford nylon. This is a further development of the conventional nylon: The Oxford nylon bags are characterized by more complex woven constructions and by greater durability.

If you want to enjoy your new Bogner backpack or attractive Bogner bags for a long time, you need to know a lot about the care of nylon bags. Nylon is basically an easy-care material, so you can clean your Bogner bag or your Bogner backpack with gentle washing by hand. In the event of heavy soiling, it is recommended to clean the nylon handbags with mild soapy water. To avoid damage to the material, you should only gently brush off the dirt or wipe it off with a wet cloth. But don't worry: nylon bags are relatively dirt-resistant - after all, the synthetic fiber was developed to satisfy the high expectations of winter sports enthusiasts. The material is very stable, breathable and robust.

Vision united with tradition

What do skiing and fashion have in common? The answer is quite simple: Bogner. The ski athlete Willy Bogner senior turned his passion for fashion into a business in 1932 and founded Bogner, an import shop for skis, accessories and knitwear from Norway. The company expanded rapidly and began soon its own production of ski fashion. Success was not long in coming, so Bogner equipped the German team at the Winter Olympics in 1936. With its characteristic stretch pants with detachable straps and the zipper pendant in the shape of a "B" as a trademark, Bogner became in the following years a synonym for fashionable winter clothing in the upper price segment.

The product range appeals to the exclusive character of the brand and scores with a simple, sporty elegance and sophisticated details. Bogner bags have been the epitome of trendy and practical design since 1994.

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