Karhu invented the first air cushion midsole back in the 1970s. It stirred attention and was copied by many prominent shoe companies.

One of the most iconic air cushion models was the albatross, a lightweight runner that was initially launched in 1982 and appealed to both men and women.

Materials and details:
- synthetic suede overlays
- debossed and printed moomin characters on heel
- karhu x moomin 75th anniversary footbed
- karhu x moomin shoebox
- debossed and printed moomin logo on velcro strap
- elastic laces

Returns and Refunds 

We accept returns of all items within 15 days of receiving the order with the right to full refund minus a return fee of £5.00. A return label by Royal Mail is included in your shipment and a refund for the amount you paid for the returning item, minus a £5.00 shipping fee per return will be charged. If you are missing the return label or need to make a second return, please email our Customer service department at customerserviceEU@karhu.com to provide you a new return label.
 
We accept returns of all items within 15 days of receiving the order with the right to full refund of the product minus a £5.00 shipping fee per return.

Your return will be accepted if the goods are returned in the same condition as when you received the order. If the item has been used, damaged, washed, altered or missing tags/labels (for apparel), we are entitled by law to charge you a fee for the depreciation of the item. 

We will process your return and issue a refund within maximum of 30 days. Refunds will be issued via the original method of payment.

Exchanges

We don't do exchanges at Karhu at the moment. If you would like to change your item for a different color or size, please return your item and place a new order. 

Size guide Kids

STEP 1

Place a piece of paper on the floor with one end against the wall. Put your foot on the piece of paper with your heel against the wall.

STEP 2

Take a pencil and mark the end of your longest toe on the paper. Repeat for your other foot.

STEP 3

Measure in cm from the wall (heel) to the longest point (toe). Take the larger measurements. Than take what you measured + 0.5 CM and compare it with our shoe sizes in the size chart.