Finnish Textile & Fashion has more than 200 member companies. Find new and interesting Finnish brands or inspiring business partnerships here!
We offer functional, high-quality and sustainable workwear solutions and closed-loop services for textiles. We commit to taking back all textiles that we deliver to our customers and recycle them into new textile fibre in our own textile recycling plant Rester.
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Turun ammatti-instituutti (Ă…bo yrkesinstitut in Swedish) is a vocational school located in Turku. It is one of the biggest vocational learning institutions in Finland, educating over 10 000 students annually and employing around 600 people.
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TuuSan Oy, is a slow fashion company founded by Tuulia Ojakoski in April 2025.
TuuSan business model is based on locally made slow fashion, sustainable colorful quality apparels for its customers.
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We strive to design clothes that fall on your body effortlessly — garments in which you can embark on new adventures, travel from one end of the globe to the other and face the world as your true self.
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Unica Fashion Oy is a family business founded in 1981. We have cooperated with demanding Japanese importers for more than 28 years. Now we are launching a new brand POPPANACHIC. POPPANACHIC’s vision is to be an internationally interesting creator of patterns and shapes that is known for its distinctive and velvety style. Our mission is to be a soft and lovely element for the individual wearer.Â
The University of Lapland is the northernmost university of science and art in the European Union. Located just below the Arctic Circle, this Arctic university educates experts in science and art on a modern campus. Around 4,300 students study at this international university. The University of Lapland is known for its focus on Arctic and northern change research as well as expertise in Arctic conditions. Its strategic priorities are guided by global Arctic responsibility, sustainable tourism, future services, and the management of distances.
At the University of Lapland’s Faculty of Arts and Design, students can specialize in fashion and textile design. Other degree programmes in the arts and design include design, graphic design, audiovisual media culture, and art education. The dialogue between science and art is an integral part of the faculty’s studies, research, and artistic work, as well as its collaboration with various sectors of society. This connection is further strengthened by the faculty’s unique position within a multidisciplinary university. For students, this offers the opportunity to combine studies in design with tourism, marketing, business, education, and social sciences.
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