Finnish outerwear

Finland is a northern country where frosty winters are not uncommon, sometimes lasting up to six months. It's no surprise that Finns are well versed in warm clothes, and many Finnish outerwear companies have become leaders in their industry.

Today, several world-famous Finnish companies are represented on the market. But before moving on to a review of specific brands, it is necessary to highlight the common features that are inherent in Finnish textile products:

• Finnish clothing is always high quality. Traditionally, the Finns, if they do something, they do it in good faith. The desire to cheat and save is not inherent in the Finnish character, so when purchasing goods from Finland, you can be sure that this is not a fake, but a really high-quality thing.

• Finnish outerwear is very warm. Both natural materials, such as swan and eiderdown, and modern synthetic substitutes are used to insulate jackets - the result of the latest developments.

• All materials are environmentally friendly and absolutely safe for both the consumer and the environment.
• Finnish-made warm clothes have many models, color variations and sizes, which allows any buyer to choose their own option.

One of the most famous Finnish brands is Finn Flare. This company began its history in 1965 and for half a century has established itself as a successful and original manufacturer.

To date, the Finn Flare style is based on casual. This style is especially liked by young people, students and everyone who leads an active lifestyle. Most of the legendary down jackets of this brand are made in casual style. Casual parkas, both men's and women's, have also become a bestseller for several years.

At the same time, the company's designers follow fashion trends. For example, this season the world catwalks were conquered by the retro style, and the company was not slow to reflect this trend in its collections. Raincoats below the knee, bologna jackets and windbreakers on synthetic winterizer appeared in its assortment.

One of the youngest Finnish outerwear companies is Icepeak. Its products have been on the market for over 20 years. The company creates clothes for winter sports, such as snowboarding and skiing, as well as for walking or even hiking in extreme conditions.

Soft shell technology, seam welding, the use of membrane fabrics and thermal stretch allow you to achieve maximum freedom of movement without losing the excellent heat-saving properties of clothing.

The innovative cut of sports jackets and down jackets of this brand lies exactly on the figure, and gives a powerful impetus to conquer new heights, both literally and figuratively.

A conversation about Finnish clothing brands would be incomplete without mentioning Dixi Coat.Coats and down jackets of this brand have been produced for more than three decades, but they came to the Russian market relatively recently.

The company focuses on the production of outerwear for women. Dixi Coat is an excellent choice for those who want to look feminine and elegant even in the most severe frosts. Down jackets often have a fitted silhouette, decorated with decorative stitching, natural fur and stylish fittings.

The clothing of this Finnish brand has an impressive size range - up to the 56th. This is a guarantee that in the assortment there is a suitable model for almost every woman.

Among the Finnish outerwear manufacturers, one of the oldest companies, Reima, stands out in particular. From the very beginning, manufacturers have made it their goal to create the most comfortable things so that kids can play freely in the fresh air in any weather.

In the assortment of the company you can find a lot of different clothes for walking and playing sports: jackets, overalls, windbreakers, there is even a line for newborns.

A feature of this company is a responsible attitude at all stages - from the advertising company to the packaging of the finished product. By purchasing Reima products, you not only care about the safety and comfort of your child, but also contribute to maintaining social and environmental responsibility.