FAQ's
Where are you located?
We are a brand with a planet-first mindset. Because the birding community cares deeply about the environment, we refuse to contribute to fast-fashion waste.
Every single WANDR item is printed specifically for you, only after you order it (zero inventory waste). For our North American flock, we print and ship directly from our US-based partner facilities to keep our carbon footprint low and ensure premium quality control.
If you are ordering from outside the US, we automatically route your order to a trusted, localized printing facility closest to you. This means less shipping distance, fewer global emissions, and faster delivery to your doorstep.
Do you ship internationally?
Absolutely. Just like migratory birds, our gear travels the globe. We ship worldwide.
To keep things completely transparent, international shipping rates are calculated dynamically at checkout based on your exact location.
Note for our US flock: Orders over $60 automatically unlock free shipping.
Will I get a tracking number for my order?
Yes. While we believe in the art of patience out in the field, we don’t expect you to wait blindly for your gear.
The moment your order is printed and ready to fly, you’ll receive an email with a secure tracking link. You'll be able to follow its migration straight to your front door.
What materials are your products made of?
We don’t do fast fashion or flimsy promo tees. If you’re going to spend hours sitting still in the damp woods waiting for a rare sighting, you need gear that holds up.
Our signature shirts are crafted from premium, 100% heavyweight ring-spun cotton (a solid 6.1 oz/yd²). We chose this specific fabric because it feels like a vintage classic from the moment you put it on—thick enough to protect you from the brush, yet incredibly soft and breathable.
Each shirt is authentically garment-dyed. This means the rich, earthy colors are set into the fabric after it’s sewn, giving it that rugged, lived-in aesthetic.
Note on authenticity: Because of this traditional dyeing process, slight color variations are completely natural. Your shirt is one-of-a-kind, and its color will age and fade beautifully over time, just like a well-worn field guide.