If you're into Finnish fashion and design then this is a great place to shop. It has women's…read moreclothing and apparel as well as some home goods like linens and bedding. It's very expensive but a lot of it is worth it because of the cool design. Definitely worth the money and recommend shopping here if you're visiting Helsinki.

This seems like a larger Marimekko in Helsinki (and, we walked past a few of them!) There's an…read moreupstairs and a downstairs which includes mostly womenswear and accessories--with the surprising exception of what I think were a few menswear items! Whatever guy is walking around sporting Marimekko is a pretty cool fella in my book! Unfortunately... I could not convince my significant other to purchase the man-bag (i think it was actually unisex) that I was waving in the air at him. LOL! Maybe next time. ;) I didn't know that much about the famed Marimekko brand before my trip to Helsinki, but it's actually pretty interesting! Before we got there, I went to the website and read/watched the whole "about us" section. It had all these great creative videos and descriptions of how they design, print and construct their creations. I think in such a mass-produced era of factory goods it's easy to take for granted the craftsmanship behind the scenes. Without any knowledge of the brand I could've easily just walked in and out like "ehhh... another bold print. Don't they have fabric like this at IKEA?" But, by just going to their wonderfully designed website before coming to the actual store it made me really appreciate what I was seeing in person. Plus, I'm pretty sure that a lot of those IKEA fabric prints are a "inspired" (slightly copied) version of the original artistry you see here. Before you head to the store, I really suggest that you check the site to see a little more about what actually goes on behind those iconically Finnish bold patterns! I know that I understood and appreciated it much more than I would've otherwise.

I bought the Oiva / Unikko bowl in November 2025. I used it with care. It already broken. Their…read morequality in ceramic is so poor. It is not worth it. Don't buy it anymore.

Three years later I'm finally back and so looking forward to visiting the Marimekko factory outlet!…read moreSo. very. disappointed. The store area is about 1/3 the size from when I first visited, the selection very limited and so are the sizes. Not to mention the prices are much higher, only 30% off the regular prices in general. Half the shop is now designated to the current collection, ie no reduced prices at all and the same clothes and accessories you'll find in the regular shops in Helsinki. When we visit the outlet store certainly has more staff than customers and there is a certain feel of desolation in the air. I may have bought something, but not at all for the prices I had expected. It feels awful to bump down the 5 star rating to 2 star, but apparently, what a difference 3 years make...

What a WONDERFUL experience!! The food was amazing - the…read morelocation on this narrow street near a water canal was charming...

LOVE this store! When there are sales the clothes are really affordable! Very big and spacious with…read morelots of different styles, and the employees are very helpful and friendly.

Love the Ivana Helsinki designs, especially the adorable, quirky Moomin-collection. But I don't…read morethink this small shop does it justice. It just doesn't rock my shopping boat. These clothes need room to move and shine. To be honest I am inclined to give the shop a 2, but it somehow seems unfair to the clothes. Thus 3 it is.

From the owner: Explore an architecturally unique Finnish atelier house, built in the 70's. The house flooding with…read morenatural light will charm anyone with its calm and elegant atmosphere, making this working studio and boutique a must-see destination to architecture and design lovers. Find design treasures and unique pieces in Ivana Helsinki shop, enjoy the atmosphere and have a glass of sparkling or a cup of coffee in the garden!