Collection: Wild & Free Outdoors
Wild & Free Outdoors makes sustainable outdoor wear for people who spend real time outside: wild swimmers, surfers, hikers, and everyone in between. Their signature changing robe is a raincoat and robe in one, waterproof on the outside, warm and cosy within, and built from responsibly sourced materials that hold up to proper use. Made on the Northern Irish coast by a family-led brand that takes durability and low-impact design seriously, each piece is an investment in kit that lasts. If you're looking for a changing robe in the UK that doesn't compromise on ethics or performance, this is it. Paired with an organic towel robe and sustainable backpacks for a complete outdoor kit.
Changing Robe UK — Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best changing robe for wild swimming in the UK?
The Wild & Free changing robe is purpose-built for UK wild swimming conditions — waterproof on the outside to handle rain and spray, and warm on the inside for quick changes in cold weather. Unlike many changing robes that are either warm or waterproof, this one does both. The hood, length, and pocket configuration are all designed around the practical needs of someone changing outdoors in unpredictable British weather.
Is a changing robe warmer than a dry robe?
The Wild & Free changing robe is comparable to leading dry robe brands in warmth, and outperforms many in waterproofing. The outer shell is fully waterproof while the inner lining is thick and cosy. For cold water swimming, the warmth after a swim is what matters most — and this robe delivers that without the bulk and weight of some competitor options. It's also made with responsibly sourced materials, which most dry robe brands cannot claim.
What should I look for in a sustainable outdoor robe?
Look for responsibly sourced or recycled outer shell materials, a durable construction that won't need replacing every season, and a brand with genuine transparency about its supply chain. The Wild & Free robe ticks all three. Avoid fast outdoor fashion — an outdoor robe that lasts five to ten years with proper care has a far lower environmental footprint than a cheaper one replaced every couple of years.
