Outlet
Pants that can be converted to shorts using the zipper on the thigh. Comfortable and stretchy. Perfect for hiking and also travel.
Lightweight and compactible jacket, fully seam sealed, with inserts in the most exposed areas. Designed to offer maximum protection from the rain.
Comfortable, cool, and stretchy T-shirt designed for mountain biking. Printed front and back for a real biker style.
Jersey with two back pockets and a front zip. Made with a stretchy and breathable fabric, it’s designed for the most challenging summer rides.
Exceptionally comfortable pants with a distinctive look. Perfect for climbing, for travel, or for casual wear.
T-shirt with “Keep it simple” graphic recalling our most beautiful adventures, those experienced in the simplicity of nature. Designed for casual wear.
Shorts designed for summer excursions in the mountains. Lightweight, soft, and stretchy, they’re perfect for intense activity or hot days.
Comfortable, cool, and stretchy T-shirt designed for mountain biking. Printed front and back for a real biker style.
Lightweight, breathable, and extremely comfortable sleeveless summer base layer. With an attractive design, it’s perfect for any outdoor activity when combined with one of our jerseys.
T-shirt that recalls the origins of Karpos, with our logo and our motto “Free to keep going” in large print.
Shorts with an ergonomic seat pad. They offer an excellent fit and allow for full freedom of movement. Flat-lock stitching minimizes chafing and irritation.
Vintage-style fleece, perfect for both mountain activities and casual wear. The Polartec® Thermal Pro fabric ensures outstanding warmth and protection.
Lightweight vest that’s warm even in damp conditions. Versatile and packable, it’s perfect to always carry with you as an extra thermal layer.
Jacket designed for winter trail running. Insulating, breathable, and packable, it’s for those who never want to stop.
Hybrid jacket made with a combination of fabrics that ensures wind protection, comfort, freedom of movement, and warmth.
