At Wyld Jace Co, we believe what you wear matters. It's not just how it looks, but how it lives with your body. Clothing sits against your skin all day, absorbs heat, sweat, oils, and moves with you through work, rest, and life. That’s why we’ve chosen to step away from synthetic fabrics and return to natural fibers the way they were always intended.

This isn’t about trends. It’s about health, longevity, and honoring the body God gave us.

Most modern clothing today is made from synthetic, petroleum-based materials. These fabrics are cheap to produce, but they come with hidden costs.

Common Synthetic & Man-Made Fibers:

• Polyester
• Nylon
• Acrylic
• Spandex / Elastane
• Rayon / Viscose / Modal (chemically processed, semi-synthetic)
• Acetate
• Polyurethane (PU, vegan leather)

These fibers are made from plastics or heavy chemical processing. They do not exist in nature.

The endocrine system controls hormones which includes metabolism, fertility, sleep, mood, and immune health.

Many synthetic textiles are treated with:

• Plasticizers
• Flame retardants
• Dyes
• Finishing chemicals
• PFAS (“forever chemicals”)

Studies have shown that some chemicals used in synthetic textiles can interfere with hormone signaling, especially when fabrics trap heat and moisture close to the skin.

Simple stats:

• Synthetic fabrics can shed microplastics, which have been found in human blood and organs.
• Heat + sweat increases chemical absorption through skin.
• Endocrine disruptors are linked to hormone imbalance, fertility issues, thyroid disruption, and metabolic stress.
• Polyester does not breathe, causing the body to overheat and sweat more. Which increases chemical contact time.

We’re not saying one polyester shirt will ruin your health.

We are saying long-term, daily exposure matters.

Natural fibers come from the earth. They breathe, break down naturally, and work with the body instead of against it.

🌾 Cotton

• Breathable and soft on skin
• Allows heat and moisture to escape
• Organic cotton avoids pesticide residues
• Gentle for sensitive skin

🌿 Linen (flax)

• Naturally cooling
• Antibacterial and breathable
• Stronger with wear
• Ideal for warm weather and layering

🐑 Wool

• Regulates body temperature (warm in cold, cool in heat)
• Naturally moisture-wicking
• Odor-resistant
• Requires fewer washes (better for fabric + environment)

🌱 Hemp

• One of the strongest natural fibers
• Grows with little water or chemicals
• Breathable and durable
• Gets softer with age

🎋 Bamboo (when responsibly processed)

• Naturally breathable and moisture-wicking
• Soft against the skin
• Renewable plant source
  

Note: Bamboo fabric is often chemically processed into rayon or viscose. We only support responsibly made bamboo textiles that prioritize safer processing methods.

Natural fibers allow your skin to breathe, regulate temperature, and rest naturally

We believe clothing should:

• Feel good on the body
• Age with character
• Be made with intention
• Honor craftsmanship
• Respect health and creation

Choosing natural fibers isn’t about being perfect. It’s about being mindful. About slowing down and choosing better when we can.

Not always. We’re a developing brand, and as we grow, we’re continually working toward sourcing better materials. While we aim to prioritize natural fibers whenever possible, there may be times when small amounts of synthetic materials appear in certain pieces.

We believe in transparency, and we always list fabric details so you can make informed choices before you buy

Better materials simply cost more to source and produce. Natural fibers take more time, care, and craftsmanship than mass produced synthetics. We believe in building a thoughtful wardrobe, not a disposable one. Investing in fewer, better made pieces means clothing that lasts longer, feels better, and stands the test of time.

Choosing natural fibers is a simple way to care for the land we share. Fabrics like cotton, linen, wool, and hemp come from renewable sources and return to the earth more gently over time.

Many modern materials are petroleum-based and shed microplastics that linger in soil and waterways. By choosing natural fibers, you’re supporting fewer plastics, less waste, and a slower, more thoughtful way of dressing.

We’re a growing brand, and while we do our best to avoid synthetics, we choose better materials whenever possible, always with intention