Accessories

The Kupilka® 30 is designed for the urban adventurer with minimalistic aesthetics and a robust construction. You can use the cup to serve both hot or cold drinks with a Nordic edge.

Made from substantial, high grade stainless steel, these Ramen spoons are ideal for soup, noodle dishes, desserts, rice, stew and more.

This mug is part of the classic outdoor cooking pot range by Zebra and is favoured by bushcrafters, campers and explorers worldwide.

Lightweight steel mug with exclusive 1948 Original Equipment design. Approximately 9cm in diameter and 8.5 cm high. Colour cream.

Lightweight steel mug with exclusive 1948 Original Equipment design. Approximately 9cm in diameter and 8.5 cm high. Colour blue.

Lightweight steel mug with exclusive 1948 Original Equipment design. Approximately 9cm in diameter and 8.5 cm high. Colour grey.

The name “Kupilka” means little cup in Finnish. It stems from a time when Finnish people warmed their hands around a little cup when drinking beverages during the long arctic winters.

We found Kupilka® items being used by a Bushcraft friend and were immediately impressed by the products' design and looks. When we got back to the office we immediately researched the manufacturer in Finland and realised these were ideal products for our store.

KUPILKA 14 is an extremely light plate designed for those who count the grams. Combine it with Kupilka 21 and you can have a relaxing coffee and cake moment!

The name “Kupilka” means little cup in Finnish. It stems from a time when Finnish people warmed their hands around a little cup when drinking beverages during the long arctic winters.

We found Kupilka® items being used by a Bushcraft friend and were immediately impressed by the products' design and looks. When we got back to the office we immediately researched the manufacturer in Finland and realised these were ideal products for our store.

The name “Kupilka” means little cup in Finnish. It stems from a time when Finnish people warmed their hands around a little cup when drinking beverages during the long arctic winters.