Even though this website is in Swedish, I could follow the "Making a skirt with no pattern" very…read moreclearly. Smart addition to store website.

From the owner: En liten men välsorterad sybehörsbutik på söder i Stockholm. Vi har symaskiner, tyger och allt av…read moresytillbehör. Här får du god service. Varmt Välkommen.

Sweden at its finest…read more Fine quality wool, carvings (including Dala horses), embroidery and hooked rug kits, and textiles. Very kind, knowledgeable staff. Perfekt.

On a trip to Sweden, looking for something "from Sweden" led me to this woolens/fabric/sweater…read moreshop. Very nice shop with a choice of sweaters, woolen goods, mittens, etc. A very good stop for Christmas shopping. Lots of traditional designs and items that are current in tastes. And yes, some items are now manufactured outside of Sweden, but they would not be easily found outside of this shop. Definitely different and worth a stop if you are in the market for something that is Swedish in woolen goods -- sweaters, mitten, yarn, etc. Near the Vans and Suitsupply if you are navigating. In the shopping district. Great staff too -- very helpful to out of the country shoppers.

A silk-focused fabric shop with also a few other specialty fabrics such as brocades, lace and…read morecoating. Many lovely and exciting silk prints! Fabric prices are around 400-600 Swedish kroner per meter. The shopkeeper was friendly but gave me incorrect information when I asked about the content of a coating fabric and I only discovered it when I checked the bolt myself. Note that the mapped location in yelp is wrong; the shop is located a few blocks north. Location is mapped correctly in google maps. If you go be sure to also visit the cafe a few doors north (the shopkeeper recommended it) as it is very good.

From the owner: Mattor för alla rum och offentlig miljö sedan 1914. Välkommen till vår butik i Stockholm eller…read moreMalmö.

The address on my receipt says Västerlånggatan 40. Interestingly, there's another location of the…read morestore four doors down at 44. We were drawn into this tiny little store on a cold day by the lovely, warm-looking sweaters featuring classic Norwegian / Swedish designs. Prices are by no means inexpensive, but given the quality of the embroidery and materials (boiled wool, merino wool), I have no complaints. Sizes run fairly large (as is typical in Sweden), but if you are a petite woman, there are lovely (Scandinavian sized) children's sweaters as well, which are likely to fit. In the back, there are adorable clogs and sandals -- think red and white polka dots -- and they sell hats and gloves in similar designs as the sweaters. Our sales person was very personable, a slightly older middle-aged woman who had spent years living in Manhattan, Canada, and Asia, she said. Her co-sales person did not interact with us at all. It's tight quarters in this store, more hole-in-the-wall than "boutique" as the receipt describes it. But we have no complaints about the quality of our purchases. The products sold here are several levels of quality up from the typical tourist-centric stores we came across in Gamla Stan.