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Astrid Wild
Astrid Wild designs outdoor clothing for women of different shapes and sizes, from hiking trousers to wool fleeces. Founded in Stockholm in 2019, the brand develops its collections with its community and produces in small batches in Lithuania, Latvia and Poland.
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Image: Astrid Wild
What they make, where they make it
- Products
- Outdoor wearHiking Trousers & ShortsShell & Rain JacketsFleeces & Mid LayersBase Layers
- Works with
- Mulesing-free merino wool, recycled wool, elastane, polyamide, recycled polyester
- Based in
- Stockholm, Sweden
- Made in
- Latvia, Lithuania, Poland
Who it's for, how to get it
- For
- Women
- Typical pricing
- 200€–400€
- Ships to
- Worldwide
“Astrid Wild is a female-founded outdoor brand on a mission to make outdoor life inclusive, attractive, and comfortable for all women. Founded in Stockholm, Sweden in 2019, we're committed to providing women with high-quality outdoor products that don't compromise on style or fit and are designed for female shapes in all sizes. Ultimately, we want to inspire women to spend more time in nature.”
Source: Astrid Wild, About us
Notes from Lisa · 06.09.2026
Outdoor wear for every body type
What I love about Astrid Wild is that women’s different bodies are at the centre of their designs. They offer a very large size range from XXS to 4XL, and their trousers come in short, regular and tall lengths. They are developing their clothing together with their community around what women need and wish for.
They do a permanent collection (no seasonal, trendy styles), they do archive sales (no big sales), they resell or reuse faulty items (no destruction), they assist in repairing your items (no throwing away), and my favourite part, they support reselling by running their own pre-loved Astrid Wild Facebook group.
I also appreciate that they name both the producer and the material supplier on their product pages. These are details I always look for when researching a brand, and I’m happy to see that.
Last year, I was dreaming about their Minna wool fleece. This year, I’m so happy to own one and can’t wait to wear it through the colder months. Their hiking trousers are on my wish list, too. They look so comfy and practical.
And lastly a fun fact, they name their products after remarkable women.
Lisa Walter, Editor