Topo pino
camp collection
Welcome to the Topo Pino Camp Collection -- handpicked, sustainable goods to inspire your time in nature.
Camp Wear
Merino Wool beanies
Woven from 100% premium merino wool, and featuring an engraved Topo Pino cork tag, these beanies are unbelievably soft, temperature regulating and sweat wicking, perfect for all seasons. Cork tags are laser engraved and hand applied. Engraved design is permanently burned into the cork, no inks are used in production. These beanies are made from 100% ethically and sustainably sourced natural materials.
Recycled Wool campfire wraps
Woven from 70% Recycled Wool, 30% Mixed Recycled Fibers. Designed in Scotland by Tartan Blanket Co. This blanket is woven from a blend of recycled wool with longer mixed fibers. This creates a soft and durable yarn, which is woven in a dense twill weave and brushed for texture. All the benefits of wool, in a sustainable blanket! What’s more, they’re even machine washable. Perfect for outdoor adventures, being cozy at home, staying warm at the cabin, and other explorations.
Recycled Wool Picnic Blankets
Woven from 70% Recycled Wool, 30% Mixed Recycled Fibers. Designed in Scotland by Tartan Blanket Co. This blanket is woven from a blend of recycled wool with longer mixed fibers. This creates a soft and durable yarn, which is woven in a dense twill weave and brushed for texture.
All the benefits of wool, in a sustainable blanket!
Finished with a waterproof backing and the option to add on a brass and leather picnic strap for easy carrying, meet your favorite companion for outdoor picnics and other adventures.
All the benefits of wool, in a sustainable blanket!
Finished with a waterproof backing and the option to add on a brass and leather picnic strap for easy carrying, meet your favorite companion for outdoor picnics and other adventures.
Pioneer Bandanas
Hand dyed and printed bandana to be used as a talisman for resilience.
Inspirational mantra on one corner
Handmade by Jenni Earle in Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Hand-drawn design
100% southern grown + milled cotton
Inspirational mantra on one corner
Handmade by Jenni Earle in Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Hand-drawn design
100% southern grown + milled cotton
Mountain Jewelry
Inspiring your next summit. Dainty, two-toned mountain jewelry. Brushed 18k gold dipped.
Camp Goods
Camp mugs
Meet your new favorite camp cup - inspired by the old enamel camp cups of past generations, this one comes with some serious upgrades. Built for all the rough and tumble of an adventurous life on the go, this hardy cup is constructed of stainless steel for maximum durability. Plus, it has double wall insulation, so your drink stays piping hot or icy cold and just how you like it - on or off the trail.
Mountain Baskets
These beautiful 8" in diameter sisal woven baskets were woven by female artisans in the mountains of Rwanda. The women extract the sisal fibers from agave plants, then hand-dye and weave them into these works of art. The sisal is woven around sweetgrass, a fragrant grass with a subtle sweetness. Each sisal Rwandan basket comes with a string attached to the back for easy wall hanging. In addition to making a beautiful table display, these baskets can also be hung as art. You can combine them with other baskets or works of art to make a feature wall collage.
The Weekend Adventurer
Topo Pino's Weekend Adventurer is made by Forestbound from sturdy 18oz canvas. Features split leather handles and buckle straps with metal hardware. Also features metal feet on the base of the bag, a water resistant fiberboard interior bottom panel, and 12 gauge rivet secured steel dowels at the top opening of the bag to provide a wide opening as well as a secure closure. Escape printed on one side. Proudly made in the USA, printed in Massachusetts based studio.
The Mountains Are calling notebooks
This notebook is handcrafted in Seattle and printed on an antique printing press with soy based ink. It is FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certified meaning the paper has been harvested in a responsible manner.
camp collection library
In this piece from 1920, originally published as a newspaper article in the Toronto Daily Star, a young Ernest Hemingway provides advice for camping. In his typically succinct style, Hemingway gives tips on bug avoidance, bed preparation, and offers expert outdoor cooking instructions. A classic read, especially if new to camping or seeking a quick, enlightening chuckle.