We are Angela (born in New Zealand, raised under the Aussie sun) and Vlad (born and brewed in Colombia) and we met and married in New York City—during the pandemic—where we still live today! Our shared love of humanity and travel brought us together, along with a few other core values, of course. While navigating today’s world isn’t always easy, we do our best to stay open, curious, and connected—believing we’re all more alike than we are different.

What began as a simple clothing idea—sparked by the outfits we always reached for before boarding a plane—evolved into something much bigger. We set out to create a small line of comfortable, stylish travel essentials. But as we navigated the ins and outs of designing clothes, shaping our business model, and defining what Rando stood for, we realized something deeper: while we still wanted great clothes to travel in, our true passion was connecting with the people we met while wearing them.

We believe that, at our core, people everywhere want the same things: to be healthy, to be treated equally, to feel love and connection, and to see their loved ones thrive. We may walk different paths, hold different beliefs, or have different ideas about how to get there—but the goal is often the same. What separates us is usually not difference, but unfamiliarity. When you take the time to talk to someone new, chances are you’ll find common ground. Sometimes it's obvious, and sometimes you have to dig a little—but it’s almost always there.

That’s why Rando Traveller became more than just a shirt on your back. We want to spark conversation. Real, human connection. A reason to talk to someone who might seem completely different from you—and discover that you're not so different after all.

We’re starting with shirts. It might seem small—or even a little silly—to wear a shirt that invites conversation. But why not? Some of the most meaningful memories are created when you take just one small, brave step toward someone new. Whether the friendship lasts a few minutes or a lifetime, you'll walk away seeing the world—and each other—a little differently