What we do
PEOPLE
We connect people to purpose, with pieces carrying stories of human strength, dreams and bonds. Each accessory is designed as a daily reminder that change is possible.
PURPOSE
We design with intention. Every collection stands for a cause that matters, turning jewelry into a statement of hope and action. Some call it social impact business, we say it’s simply empowering.
PLANET
Every collection is based on responsible choices, from crafting to packaging and shipping. 10% of our revenue supports projects protecting vulnerable children and women, animals and the environment.

For the protection of threatened spieces
CRITICALLY ENDANGERED
In 2018 our debut signature scarf collection captured media- and influencer attention with bold colors and detailed motifs of endangered animals, supporting the Wildhood Foundation.

For youths battling cancer
FEED MY FLAME
In 2019 we introduced our first material blend and mini-scarves collection, featuring the powerful Phoenix motif. The collection combined bold style with meaningful impact, supporting Ung Cancer.

For young girls’ mental health
SENSITIVE/STRONG
Our 2020 silk scarf drop sold out fast and made national headlines for uniting premium design and purpose. Every piece supported young women’s mental health through Tjejzonen.

For improved mental well-being for all
THE EXTRAORDINAIRE
Our first design collaboration in 2023 reimagined the famous artist Stina Persson’s celebrated art as double-printed silk scarves, inspiring young people to dare to show emotions, and supporting MIND.

For the Great Barrier Reef
THE UNSHALLOW
Our first jewelry line launched in 2024, featuring bestselling bracelets and necklaces with ocean-inspired charms in sustainable materials. Designed by Wangari Sthlm to elevate any outfit and supporting the Great Barrier Reef foundation.
One single donation of just €5 can protect 1 hectare of wilderness for an entire year.
” The most dangerous thought is saying you can’t make a difference. Thanks to our donors, Wildhood protects 1,5 million hectares of wilderness across three African countries.”
Filippa Tarras-Wahlberg, Founder of Wildhood Foundation

