Wild Lama

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Wild Lama Sustainability Actions

Sells recycled clothing items

Wild Lama’s online store shows many products made with recycled materials, such as recycled puffa jackets, recycled fleece, and recycled outerwear. This suggests the brand is using recycled inputs in a visible part of its clothing range. Recycled material means old or waste material is turned into new fabric or product parts instead of using only new raw materials. The website labels these items clearly, but it does not give full details here about how much recycled content each item contains or how the material is sourced.

Offers organic garments

The brand also sells some items marked as organic, including jackets and puffa styles. In clothing, organic usually means the cotton or other fibre was grown with tighter limits on synthetic pesticides and fertilisers. Wild Lama’s site shows these products as part of its range, which points to a mix of recycled and organic materials in its collection. However, the page shown does not include certification details, so it is not possible to confirm the exact standard behind each organic claim from this content alone.

Uses product labelling for materials

Wild Lama labels products on its site with material tags such as recycled and organic. This helps shoppers spot lower-impact options more easily. Clear labelling can be useful because it makes it simpler to compare products and understand what a garment is made from. The site content shown does not explain the full supply chain, factory standards, or whether the labels are backed by third-party certification for every item, so the environmental value of each claim cannot be checked from this page alone.

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About Wild Lama

  • Status
  • Unverified
  • Employees
  • 25 - 100
  • Country
  • Chile