Shield against the cold with the Koalabi selection of sheepskin and leather gloves, mittens, hats, earmuffs, and beanies. Made from ultra-soft double-face sheepskin, Koalabi’s gloves blend luxurious warmth with dexterity—keeping fingers nimble even in frosty weather. Choose from Aurora Gloves, Stella Nappa Gloves, Alpine Nappa Touchscreen, and Hoxton Precision Stitch—all meticulously designed for style, function, and comfort.
Discover hats for men, women, and kids: bucket hats, bomber hats, and round caps, all naturally insulating, moisture-wicking, and breathable. With options like touch-screen compatible gloves and colorways in black, chestnut, taupe, and burgundy, you’ll find solutions for “best sheepskin gloves for winter,” “touchscreen warm gloves,” or “stylish winter hats Australia.” Each Koalabi piece is a testament to Melbourne craftsmanship—perfect for travel, gifting, and everyday warmth.
Keep your ears toast and warm with our Hayden earmuffs.Features• Suede & 16mm Plush sheepskin• One size fits all Origin: Designed in Melbourne Australia by Binder Enterprise and Manufactured Overseas. All...
Experience ultimate comfort with our Aurora Sheepskin Gloves by Koalabi Australia. These gloves are designed to keep your hands warm and cozy, perfect for chilly weather.Features• Double Face Sheepskin• Curly Wool...
Soft, Warm Sheepskin GlovesFeatures• Double Face Sheepskin• Touch screen materialOrigin: Designed in Melbourne Australia by Binder Enterprise and Manufactured Overseas. All manufacturing processes and quality control is strictly followed and monitored...
Soft, Warm Sheepskin Nappa Gloves.Features• Nappa Double Face Sheepskin• Warm fur collarOrigin: Designed in Melbourne Australia by Binder Enterprise and Manufactured Overseas. All manufacturing processes and quality control is strictly...
Discover luxurious warmth with our Koalabi Alpine Nappa Sheepskin Gloves, perfect for chilly days and stylish outings. Features: Premium Nappa Finished Double Face Sheepskin for superior comfort and durability Touch...
