What exactly is Wildrobin?

Wildrobin is a Los Angeles–based brand that specializes in consciously made apparel for the whole family. Their core offering includes tees, hoodies, sweatshirts, bodysuits, and dresses, all crafted from GOTS‑certified organic cotton and dyed with low‑impact, fiber‑reactive dyes. The company operates with a vertically integrated model, meaning they oversee everything from fabric sourcing and sewing to packaging and fulfillment—largely from their own factory in downtown LA. This gives them tight control over quality, working conditions, and environmental footprint.

What materials does Wildrobin use?

Every garment is made from 100% GOTS‑certified organic cotton, grown without synthetic pesticides, herbicides, or genetically modified seeds. They use low‑impact, fiber‑reactive dyes that require less water and energy, and they avoid harmful chemicals like formaldehyde, phthalates, and heavy metals. The result is fabric that feels soft, breathable, and safe for sensitive skin—especially important for children’s clothing.

Are Wildrobin’s products ethically made?

Yes. Wildrobin is Fair Trade Certified™ and operates its own factory in Los Angeles, ensuring fair wages, reasonable hours, and a safe, respectful environment for everyone involved. They also partner with factories in Peru and India that meet the same rigorous ethical and environmental standards. Every order supports living wages, no child labor, and transparent supply chain practices.

What sizes does Wildrobin offer?

The brand covers the whole family: baby sizes 0–24 months, kids sizes 2–10, women’s sizes XS–3XL, and men’s sizes S–3XL. Many pieces are designed with an oversized or unisex fit, so you can size down for a more tailored look or size up for extra comfort. Detailed measurements are provided for each product on their website to help you find the right fit.

How do I care for Wildrobin clothing?

Wildrobin recommends machine washing in cold water and tumble drying on low or hanging to dry. Their organic cotton is pre‑shrunk, but to preserve the life and color of the garment, avoid high heat and bleach. The low‑impact dyes are stable, but like any natural fiber, rubbing against rough surfaces or wearing dark denim may cause slight transfer. Inside‑out washing is a good habit for any printed or darker items.

What is the return/exchange policy?

Wildrobin offers free returns and exchanges within 60 days of delivery for items that are unworn, unwashed, and still have tags attached. If something doesn’t work out, you can start a return from your account page. For defective or incorrect items, they’ll replace it at no cost and cover return shipping. Sale items and final‑sale products are not eligible, so double‑check those descriptions before buying.

Does Wildrobin have a loyalty or rewards program?

Yes, it’s called The Flock. You earn points with every purchase, and you also rack up points by leaving product reviews, referring friends, and following on social media. Points can be redeemed for discounts on future orders. Plus, members get early access to new drops, exclusive sales, and a birthday reward. It’s free to join and you start with a small sign‑up bonus.

How does shipping work?

Domestic shipping (US) is free on orders over $75, otherwise a flat rate applies. They use carbon‑neutral shipping carriers whenever possible, and orders are processed within 1–2 business days. International shipping is available to Canada, Australia, the UK, and many European countries, with duties and taxes pre‑collected for simplicity. Tracking and insurance are included on all shipments.

Are Wildrobin products truly sustainable?

They take a holistic approach. Beyond organic cotton and low‑impact dyes, they use compostable poly bags for shipping, recycled cardboard for packaging, and a paper‑based tape that breaks down in home compost. They also offset the carbon footprint of every shipment through a verified reforestation program. Sustainability isn’t just a label for them—it’s embedded in every step, from the farm to your doorstep.

Where are Wildrobin products made?

The vast majority of their clothing is made in their own Fair Trade‑certified factory in downtown Los Angeles. Some basics (like certain baby bodysuits and socks) are produced in Fair Trade‑certified facilities in Peru and India, both audited annually by third‑party organizations. All facilities follow the same ethical labor guidelines, water treatment systems, and waste‑reduction practices.