Other shopping in Helsinki
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Mental Wear
Wondering where everyone’s getting those ‘Lost in Helsinki’ metro map threads? Or maybe you just need to tell the world ‘I am a heterosexual and drive a Volvo’ through the medium of cotton. With slogans in Finnish and English these are Helsinki’s most sought-after T-shirts.
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Design Forum Finland
You can get some good pointers from Design Forum Finland, which operates a shop that hosts many designers’ work. You’re often better off price-wise to hunt down your own bargains though.
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Ruohonjuuri
If you’re after specialised supplies, Ruohonjuuri stocks food that’s ethically sound, organic and often catering to special dietary needs.
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Arabia
The factory outlet of this legendary Finnish ceramics company is bleakly located but worthwhile. Take tram 6 to its terminus and walk a further 200m north.
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Akateeminen Kirjakauppa
Finland’s biggest bookshop with a huge travel section, maps, Finnish literature and impressively large English section including magazines and newspapers.
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Stupido Records
Not so stupid when it comes to Finnish indie, rock and pop; they’re even happy to play something to see how smart it would sound on your stereo.
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IvanaHelsinki
Currently the coolest label with its own Fennofolk style, it has to-die-for dresses and T-shirts that deftly play with Finnish icons.
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Kauppahalli
The Kauppahalli was built in 1889 and remains one of the country’s best with good snacks and produce.
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Sauna Market
Gather sauna oils, back-scrubbers, water ladles and hundreds of other accoutrements for your own sauna.
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Fennica Records
This grungey store does a good range of second-hand and new CDs and vinyl from Suomi-pop to jazz.
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Forum
The food court in Forum shopping centre has chain stores and budget eats.
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Moomin Shop
Stock up on all things Moomin including books in English and Finnish.
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