If You’re a Woman Who Loves the Outdoors, These Are Your Summer Essentials

Made with Patagonia's high-tech trail-running short fabric, this romper is perfect for an active life outside.

Hands-down, the best sports bra! The versatile nylon-and-spandex top from California-brand Têra Kaia provides optimal movement and comfort as it curves and highlights the pecs, lats, and traps—and also doubles as a swimsuit.

Crafted from wool grown on Duckworth ranch in Montana, the naturally UV-resistant Vapor Sleeveless Hoody protects your neck and head from the sun.

Crushable with UPF 50+ sun protection, plus a secret pocket in the brim, the Mt. Warning Wool Hat has a bohemian style that looks good in L.A. or Yosemite.

Style it around your neck, wear it to hold back your hair, or use it to wipe away the sweat on a desert adventure. The Wylder-designed Westward Bandana will be your go-to accessory for years to come.

Iconic, stylish, and built for the trail, these are our favorite hiking boots for life outside.

Woven City Slippers from fair-trade company Mohinders are handcrafted in Northern Karnataka, India, using centuries-old techniques. A comfy pair is exactly what your feet will need after a day on the trail.

These beautiful earrings feature topographic maps of the San Miguel Mountain Range drawn by hand, then etched on copper with a deep blue patina.

Designed in San Francisco and handwoven by artisans in Mexico, Nipomo’s Tierra Oro Blanket can snuggle up to four people around the campfire.

Sustainability meets versatility in these performance towels designed for yoga, beach, camping, and more.

Perfect for camping (or any trip, really), this is the ultimate travel yoga mat. It packs down to the size of a newspaper and easily fits in a purse, backpack, or tote bag.

A concentrated castile soap that transforms your shower into your favorite landscape using 100% wildcrafted desert cedar.

A collaboration with American classic Stanley, the stainless steel Wylder Flask has a collared cap, ensuring you never lose a drop of whiskey.

The High Sierra served as muse for this hand-thrown stoneware tumbler from Bay Area–based Uzumati Ceramics.

Beauty meets functionality in this crimson, beautifully constructed pocket knife, perfect for outdoor adventures.

Bambu portable utensil sets are lightweight and perfect for life on the go. Throw one in your bag to avoid single-use plastic.

Lindsey Elliott and Jainee Dial, co-founders of Wylder Goods, the world’s first online outdoor-gear retailer for women, wanted to find a way to connect with their loyal customers offline. They tapped into their previous experience as wilderness guides and their network of ambassadors—professional athletes, activists, photographers—to launch Wylder Field Trips. Maple Grove Hot Springs, a 45-acre riverfront property in Southern Idaho, with glamping tents and yurts, is the setting for the inaugural three-night retreat, taking place September 12–15. The gathering, open to both men and women, goes beyond hiking and paddling adventures (though there will be plenty of those too). With themes centered on creativity and entrepreneurship, days will revolve around ambassador-led workshops on everything from writing and photography to brand building and how to hone your creative process. In the evening, around the campfire, Elliott and Dial will share their scrappy start-up turned industry-disrupting story, and adventure photographer Abbi Hearne will offer tips for shooting starry night skies. From $850; wyldergoods.com.