Ich weiß, dass es scheiße aussieht, aber ich habe eine Menge Kleidungsmarken gesammelt, die 100% finnisch sind und ihr Produkt auch in Finnland herstellen (mit Ausnahme von Billebeino, der in Portugal einen Teil ihres Produkts herstellt).
Wenn ich mehr Zeit habe, werde ich einen besser aussehenden und umfassenden Leitfaden für finnische Bekleidungsmarken machen. Sie wären überrascht, wie viele Unternehmen * finnisch/skandinavisch aussehen, aber eigentlich nicht.
https://i.redd.it/zcm5q6te8rse1.png
Von LilianCorgibutt
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You can see I put Joutsen and Billebeino in brackets under their logo, it’s because I (and others too I presume) have vision difficulty while having a headache or just by default. Logos like Billebeino’s are just plain horrible and Joutsen’s isn’t ideal either for this exact reason.
I’ll also make a guide about some companies that you might think are Finnish but they just have an office here and their products are actually made in China, or the company is only 5% Finnish but then forget to include that in their marketing.
Let me know if you’re interested in knowing about a specific field!
Halti and Rukka
all brands belong to the middle category if you are brave enough
VirQ makes their clothes in Finland
Glove hope only make their bags in Finland, their clothes are manufactured in India and Bangladesh
R-collection
This is nonsense. You say Finnish clothing brands but then are actually trying to see if they make their products in Finland. And fail at that.
What about the other big name brands like Makia and Karhu
Vimma!
„VIMMA’s goal is to produce everything nearby. We have set the so-called three-hour rule, which means that it takes a maximum of three hours to travel from the factory to the office. Our goal is to build a confidential, good, and long-lasting cooperation with our factories. VIMMA’s clothes are cut and assembled in Finland and the Baltic countries, which means that employee rights and environmental legislation are in order. “
tai suomeksi:
VIMMAn tavoite on tuottaa kaikki lähellä. Olemme asettaneet niin sanotun kolmen tunnin -säännön, mikä tarkoittaa, että tehtaalta toimistolle matkaan kuluu aikaa enintään kolme tuntia. Tavoitteenamme on, että saamme rakennettua luottamuksellisen, hyvän ja pitkäikäisen yhteistyön tehtaidemme kanssa. VIMMAn vaatteet leikataan ja kootaan Suomessa ja Baltian maissa, joka tarkoittaa, että työntekijän oikeudet ja ympäristölainsäädäntö ovat kunnossa.
[https://www.vimmacompany.com/en/valmistus-vastuullisuus/](https://www.vimmacompany.com/en/valmistus-vastuullisuus/)
Used military clothes is a unisex brand?
Neither Kaiko nor Uhana make their clothes in Finland.
About Varustelkea, it’s just the storefront that sells military surplus goods, mostly from around Europe. It is not a clothing brand.
The cloting brand is [Särmä](https://www.varusteleka.com/en/brands/sarma/23). They do have product line that were made in China but they are currently going through a supply chain overhaul where most of it will be European. They have a comically name [Project MEGA](https://www.varusteleka.com/en/articles/project-mega-gtfo-of-china-continued/138) (or atleast I think it is humour) which explains the change.
Another brand they sell in varusteleka is [Savotta](https://www.savotta.fi/), they make backpacks. That one is made in Finland and Estonia according to their website.
Nousu is great local brand! Everything exc. zippers made in Finland.
Nousu – 99% Made in Finland except for zippers, there is no Finnish zipper maker anymore!
I haven’t heard of a single brand before. I guess Finnish fashion isn’t very big here in Sweden. („Kajko“ is some sort of slang word for crazy or broken though. I’ve only heard it in Stockholm. I think it’s Finnish because the combination of letters is not Germanic.)