he Forever Wild team enjoying the outdoors, showcasing their passion for nature at Channel Islands National Park.

Who We Are

Our Mission: Protecting National Parks Through Sustainable Apparel

Forever Wild was born from a profound love for America's national parks and a steadfast commitment to their preservation. After experiencing the breathtaking, untouched beauty of these natural treasures, we understood their unique significance. National parks truly represent America's best idea—providing vital refuge for wildlife, preserving our rich history, and fostering a strong community of nature enthusiasts. However, these invaluable public lands face increasing threats. Funding challenges, environmental issues, and policy changes put these spaces at risk, compelling us to take action.

Forever Wild: Sustainable Apparel for Conservation

That's why we created Forever Wild, a purpose-driven brand dedicated to safeguarding public lands for future generations. We design comfortable, nature-inspired outdoor apparel and accessories that seamlessly integrate into your lifestyle—whether you're embarking on a challenging backcountry hike or navigating your daily errands. Each piece serves as a tangible reminder of the importance of park conservation and a catalyst for meaningful conversations about environmental stewardship. We go beyond mere awareness—100% of our profits are directly donated to the National Park Foundation, supporting their critical work. Through our website and active social media presence, we also provide actionable steps and resources to empower our community to protect these wild places.

  • Passion

    A deep, unwavering love for our national parks and an urgent belief in the need for immediate conservation efforts.

  • Community

    Fostering a united community of nature lovers, from casual park visitors to dedicated backpackers, all sharing a commitment to protecting our natural heritage.

  • Action

    Utilizing our voices, platform, and financial contributions to create a tangible and lasting impact on the preservation of public lands.