The Karhu FW23 collection has been launched and the Finnish brand is delighted to share the first three models with us.

The Karhu “Summer Waters” pack, consisting of a Fusion 2.0, Legacy 96 and Synchron Classic, is inspired by the peace of Finland's lakes.

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Finnish lakes are places of peace and quiet. In the midst of pristine forests, they provide an almost magical backdrop for contemplation and solitude. The sky is reflected on a gently rocking surface, only pierced by occasional splashes caused by jumping fish.

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The Finnish Lake District, one of the largest freshwater systems in the world, is a meandering network of clear, still waters that stretches across the landscape like a spider web.

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Every lake, every hidden bay and every silent pond is a unique place of silence where you can easily forget the hustle and bustle of the modern world.

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When morning dispels darkness, the lakes bathe in golden light and create an atmosphere of peace and tranquility across the landscape.

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The peaceful peace is almost audible, interrupted only by the gentle rippling of water against the shore, the chirping of crickets and the distant calling of an elk.

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At dusk, when the sun disappears behind the tall pine trees and the stars appear in the sky, the Finnish lakes radiate an incomparable peace.

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Finnish lakes offer a space for reflection and inner peace, an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and a chance to connect with nature.

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It is as if the lakes themselves sing a quiet song of peace that captivates every visitor and gives them a breath of their deep, eternal silence.

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KARHU invites us to experience the peace of the Finnish lakes with a new collection of proven classics.

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The “Summer Waters” collection includes Fusion 2.0, Synchron Classic and Legacy 96 in soothing shades.

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Experience the peace of the coast with Karhu's new collection, available from this week at selected retailers such as 43einhalb, AFEW Store, Asphaltgold, Brooklyn, Glueckstreter, HHV and SUPPA.

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Photos via Karhu