Cuffed beanie with a modern look, 50% wool and 50% acrylic, with Karpos logo on the front. Narrow rib knit.
Corduroy baseball cap with Karpos logo on the front.
Reversible beanie with a modern look, to be worn with the cuff up or down, 50% wool and 50% acrylic. Narrow rib knit.
Lightweight and breathable jersey, perfect for those hot days when you need to stay cool and dry. Stretchy for maximum freedom of movement.
Short cuffed beanie with a modern look, 50% wool and 50% acrylic, with Karpos logo on the front. Narrow rib knit.
50% wool / 50% acrylic cap to use in the winter when it’s cold, for casual wear and easy hikes.
Lightweight merino wool neck warmer, perfect for any winter outing.
T-shirt in 100% organic cotton with a special graphic recognizing the artist Marco Martalar.
Very warm neck warmer, ideal for hiking, ski mountaineering, and mountaineering.
Warm and breathable thermal headband, ideal for ski mountaineering, mountaineering, and winter hiking.
Printed socks, excellent for outdoor excursions during the summer and for casual wear.
Very warm and breathable headband, ideal for hiking and for casual wear in extremely cold conditions.
Lightweight merino wool headband, ideal for any winter outdoor activity.
Cap designed for outdoor activities and casual wear. Made with 100% recycled polyester.
Warm and breathable headband, perfect for any winter outing.
Lightweight and breathable cap, perfect for high-intensity winter activities. Made with printed brushed thermal fabric.
Stretchy and breathable printed neck warmer. Made to protect you from the cold during any winter activity.
Breathable merino wool socks, perfect for mountaineering and summer hiking. Reinforced in the sole and heel areas for greater comfort.
Lightweight socks, perfect for summer outdoor excursions and for casual wear.
Printed lightweight, stretchy and breathable headband protects from the cold when climbing or descending.
Printed lightweight, stretchy, and breathable headband. Protects you from the cold during any winter outdoor activity.
