Not Designed. Documented.
Wild Wild was not conceived in a boardroom. It was conceived in the field. On a family wildlife-photography trip to Rajaji National Park, the founder noticed something simple but telling about what people were wearing inside one of India's great forests.
What people wore fell into two camps. At one end, plain military-style camouflage — dull, generic, and out of place. At the other, at best, a good-quality but completely blank T-shirt: well-made, but saying nothing, representing nothing, and carrying none of the beauty or vastness of the Indian wildlife all around them.
There was simply no apparel made for the people who genuinely love these places — nothing that let them wear the wild they had come to witness.
Wild Wild was built on a single belief: every Indian species has a story worth wearing.