Hiking
Warm, comfortable, and breathable jersey, made with certified mulesing-free merino wool.
Soft, warm, and breathable hoodie. Perfect to wear in the mountains but also around town, to carry your passion with you.
Warm, insulating, and breathable pants, ideal for hiking. Comfortable and durable, they’re the perfect choice for winter excursions.
Comfortable, breathable wool-blend cap to wear in any situation, whether you’re relaxing or hiking.
Tights made with warm and breathable merino wool. Soft and comfortable against the skin. Made with certified mulesing-free wool.
Tights made with warm and breathable merino wool. Soft and comfortable against the skin. Made with certified mulesing-free wool.
Warm, insulating, and breathable pants, ideal for hiking. Comfortable and durable, they’re the perfect choice for winter excursions.
Simple T-shirt made with 100% organic cotton. It’s designed for casual wear.
Limited-edition 100% organic cotton T-shirt, designed to celebrate the legendary “Gringos Locos,” which connects three generations of mountaineers.
Cool, soft, and breathable polo shirt, perfect for any occasion. Created by salvaging 82 meters of fabric.
Cool, soft, and breathable polo shirt, perfect for any occasion. Created by salvaging 210 meters of fabric.
Cool, soft, and breathable T-shirt, perfect for any outdoor activity, even on the hottest days.
Simple T-shirt made with 100% organic cotton. It’s designed for casual wear.
Cool, soft, and breathable T-shirt, perfect for any outdoor activity, even on the hottest days.
Lightweight, stretchy, and breathable headband. Provides protection for both climbs and descents.
Cool, lightweight, and stretchy tank. Designed for summer outdoor activities on the hottest days.
Technical underwear designed for all-round outdoor lovers. Lightweight, comfortable, and highly breathable, the boxer provides exceptional comfort even during the most intense efforts.
Sock to wear on your summer adventure bike rides.
Cool, soft, and breathable cap for summer trail-running adventures.
