10/09/2026
No gatekeeping here! 🌿🌈✨☺️
We want these businesses to survive and thrive! They’re also a HUGE part of why I can make so much magic. While we do soooooo much work in-house, Wild Wanderers wouldn’t be possible without each and every one of these super rad small businesses.
Sourcing small, ethically, and sustainably takes a lot of work, but it’s worth every single dang cent to connect with an actual human who makes a super high-quality, fresh, human-made product.
Stop buying garbage on Pr!me Day and support the super rad people who are feeding their families, showing up at community markets, and just trying to survive in this world while making awesome s**t.
Don’t cut corners. Don’t buy the cheapest option. Don’t ship everything overseas. Buy the best. Support the best. We’ll all be living in a better world because of it.
Swipe for details on each ✨
One of the oldest family-owned, commercially operated jojoba farms in the USA! Located in the Sonoran Desert in Arizona, Kirk and his family started farming jojoba after the US whale ban, when jojoba became a sought-after plant-based alternative to whale oil because of how closely it mimics our skin’s natural sebum.
He freshly presses bulk orders on demand and truly produces the highest-quality jojoba we’ve ever sourced.
Sara from Farm & Folk is a heirloom quilter and a regenerative dye farmer. WHAT? So freaking cool. With the drought, heat and soil building our dye flowers dwindled and we curbed most foraging for the wildlife to feast. Sara’s incredibly high quality offerings are saving us this holiday season to pair with our harvests! So freaking stoked to support a community member, and I cannot recommend her to you all enough. Supporting small, ethical, sustainably, and bioregional is so important to me, and Farm & Folk checks all the boxes.
We’ve been supporting elevate packaging since the very beginning! To my knowledge (and I’m constantly researching) they are the only USA company to offer compostable labels and adhesive in sheets, as we hand cut and design each label. If I could do one thing it would be to transition almos
