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Finland Garment Importers and Buyers List — 10 Finnish Apparel Companies

Finland Garment Importers and Buyers List — 10 Finnish Apparel Companies (PNUM7065)

Updated: 2026-10-15 | Writer: TurkExim | Page ID: PNUM7065

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Finland is one of the Nordic region's most established garment and apparel import markets, with annual clothing imports exceeding EUR 2.5-3 billion. Finnish garment importers source knitwear, T-shirts, leisurewear, menswear, womenswear and corporate apparel from manufacturing countries across Asia, Turkey and the rest of Europe. This page presents a directory of 10 Finnish garment importers and buyers — companies based in Helsinki, Espoo, Tampere, Nokia, Orimattila, Pälkäne and Mikkeli that import apparel and textile products for the Finnish and broader Nordic markets.

The companies listed include major players such as Golden Door Oy (Espoo — apparel distribution under goldendoor.fi and eurimage.fi), IC Companys Finland Oy (Helsinki — a subsidiary of the international IC Companys group, owner of brands such as Tiger of Sweden, By Malene Birger, Peak Performance), Oy Suomen Friendtex AD (Helsinki — friendtex.fi), Oy Fin Mode-Studio Ltd (Helsinki), Vendi Oy (Pälkäne — vendi.fi), Beveta Oy (Tampere — beveta.fi), Virke Oy (Orimattila — finnkarelia.com), Nanso Oy (Nokia — one of Finland's most iconic apparel brands, founded 1921, famous for T-shirts, knitwear and leisurewear), Agtuvi Ky (Tampere), and Anne Linnonmaa Oy (Mikkeli). Each company entry includes full address, telephone, fax, email and website where available.

Page Summary: This page is a directory of 10 Finland garment importers and buyers — Finnish companies that import apparel, knitwear, T-shirts, leisurewear, menswear, womenswear and other textile products. Companies include Golden Door Oy (Espoo), IC Companys Finland Oy (Helsinki — international fashion group), Oy Suomen Friendtex AD (Helsinki), Oy Fin Mode-Studio Ltd (Helsinki), Vendi Oy (Pälkäne), Beveta Oy (Tampere), Virke Oy (Orimattila — Finnkarelia), Nanso Oy (Nokia — iconic Finnish apparel brand since 1921), Agtuvi Ky (Tampere), and Anne Linnonmaa Oy (Mikkeli). Each entry includes company name, full address, phone/fax, email and website. The page also includes HS code analysis (Chapters 61-62 — apparel), the Finnish garment import market context with Nordic trade dynamics, internal links to related European and Australian buyer directories (Sweden, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Australia), and a six-question FAQ. Source: dailynecessary.com.

Key Topics: Finland garment importers, Finnish apparel buyers, Finland clothing import, Finnish textile buyers, Helsinki garment importers, Tampere apparel buyers, Finnish knitwear importers, Nordic garment buyers, Golden Door Oy, IC Companys Finland, Friendtex, Fin Mode-Studio, Vendi Oy, Beveta Oy, Virke Oy, Nanso Oy, Agtuvi Ky, Anne Linnonmaa Oy, HS 61, HS 62, Nordic apparel market
Table of Contents
  1. Company Directory — 10 Finnish Garment Importers
  2. HS Code Analysis — Apparel (Chapters 61-62)
  3. Finland Garment Import Market
  4. Related European & International Buyer Directories
  5. Frequently Asked Questions

1. Company Directory — 10 Finnish Garment Importers

Below is the complete directory of 10 Finland-based garment importers and buyers. Each company entry includes the company name, full address, telephone/fax numbers, email/website, and additional context where available. The companies are concentrated in the Helsinki metropolitan area (Helsinki, Espoo, Vantaa) and the Tampere region — Finland's two main commercial hubs — with additional importers in Pälkäne, Orimattila, Nokia and Mikkeli reflecting the geographic spread of Finland's apparel industry.

1GOLDEN DOOR OY
Piispanportti 5, FI-02240 Espoo, Finland
Phone: +358 20 740 12 34 | Fax: +358 9 682 04 77
Email: info@goldendoor.fi | Web: www.goldendoor.fi & www.eurimage.fi
2IC COMPANYS FINLAND OY
Veneetekijantie 8, FI-00210 Helsinki, Finland
Phone: +358 9 696 21 20 | Fax: +358 9 696 212 20
Web: www.iccompanys.com
3OY SUOMEN FRIENDTEX AD
Pulttikuja 2, FI-00170 Helsinki, Finland
Phone: +358 2 284 24 88 | Fax: +358 2 435 60 65
Email: info@friendtex.fi | Web: www.friendtex.fi
4OY FIN MODE-STUDIO LTD
Rauhankatu 10, FI-00170 Helsinki, Finland
Phone: +358 9 175 340
Email: habine@kolumbus.fi
5VENDI OY
Takojantie 6, FI-36600 Pälkäne, Finland
Phone: +358 3 578 08 00 | Fax: +358 3 578 08 70
Web: www.vendi.fi
6BEVETA OY
Nuolialantie 40, FI-33900 Tampere, Finland
Phone: +358 3 888 91 | Fax: +358 3 777 46 64
Web: www.beveta.fi
7VIRKE OY
Kankaantie 13, FI-16300 Orimattila, Finland
Phone: +358 3 888 91 | Fax: +358 3 777 46 64
Web: www.finnkarelia.com
8NANSO OY
Tanhuankatu 2, FI-37100 Nokia, Finland
Phone: +358 20 125 800 | Fax: +358 20 125 82 50
Nanso is one of Finland's best-known apparel brands (T-shirts, knitwear, leisurewear)
9AGTUVI KY
Kursonkatu 4, FI-33840 Tampere, Finland
Phone: +358 3 389 02 25 | Fax: +358 3 212 66 69
Finnish garment importer / buyer
10ANNE LINNONMAA OY
Saimaankatu 8, FI-50100 Mikkeli, Finland
Phone: +358 14 722 311 | Fax: +358 14 722 313
Finnish garment importer / buyer

2. HS Code Analysis — Apparel (Chapters 61-62)

Garment and apparel imports into Finland are classified under two main HS chapters. As a member of the European Union, Finland applies the EU's Common External Tariff and benefits from the Turkey-EU Customs Union, which gives Turkish apparel duty-free access to the Finnish market.

HS ChapterDescription
Chapter 61Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, knitted or crocheted (T-shirts, sweaters, pullovers, knitwear, leisurewear — relevant to Nanso Oy, IC Companys, Friendtex)
Chapter 62Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, not knitted or crocheted (shirts, trousers, jackets, suits, dresses — relevant to Golden Door, Fin Mode-Studio, Vendi, Virke)
EU tariff note: As an EU member state, Finland applies the EU Common External Tariff on apparel imports. Under the Turkey-EU Customs Union, Turkish-made apparel products (HS Chapters 61-62) enter Finland at 0% tariff. This gives Turkish garment manufacturers a significant competitive advantage in the Finnish market compared to suppliers from China, Bangladesh, Vietnam and India, which face standard EU MFN tariffs of 6-12% on most apparel categories. Combined with Turkey's short delivery times to Nordic markets (3-7 days by truck via the Baltic route), Turkey has become a key apparel supplier for Finnish importers seeking fast turnaround and small-batch flexibility.

3. Finland Garment Import Market

Finland is the third-largest garment import market in the Nordic region (after Sweden and Norway), with annual apparel imports exceeding EUR 2.5-3 billion. The Finnish apparel market is dominated by imports — domestic textile and clothing manufacturing has declined sharply since the 1990s and now accounts for less than 10% of consumption. Major Finnish retail groups such as Lindex (Stockmann Group), H&M Finland, KappAhl, Cubus (Varner Group), and Halonen source the vast majority of their apparel from international suppliers, while smaller importers and distributors — like those listed in this directory — supply independent boutiques, workwear retailers and online shops.

Key Product Categories Imported

  • T-shirts and knitwear — Nanso Oy (iconic Finnish T-shirt brand since 1921), IC Companys Finland
  • Leisurewear and casual apparel — Nanso Oy, Friendtex
  • Fashion apparel (men's & women's) — Golden Door Oy, IC Companys Finland, Fin Mode-Studio, Vendi Oy
  • Mid-market apparel distribution — Virke Oy (Finnkarelia), Beveta Oy
  • Specialty garments — Agtuvi Ky, Anne Linnonmaa Oy

Main Supplier Countries to Finland

Finland imports garments from a wide range of countries, with the main suppliers including: China (largest supplier by volume — dominates fast fashion and basic apparel), Bangladesh (competitive pricing for volume knitwear), Turkey (0% EU tariff — strong in fashion, menswear, short runs and quick delivery), Vietnam (growing supplier for outdoor and sportswear), India (traditional textiles, women's apparel), Cambodia, European countries (Italy, Germany, Portugal for premium items and short-run production), and other Asian manufacturers. The Nordic market has seen growing demand for sustainably produced apparel, creating opportunities for suppliers with credible environmental and social certifications (GOTS, OEKO-TEX, BSCI, SA8000).

Finnish Apparel Market Characteristics

Finnish consumers are known for high-quality expectations, environmental awareness and preference for clean, minimalist design. Key characteristics of the Finnish apparel market include: (1) strong seasonality — heavy demand for autumn/winter apparel (coats, knitwear, thermal layers) from September to March, with a shorter spring/summer season; (2) sustainability focus — Finnish consumers actively seek eco-labels, recycled materials and ethical production; (3) dominance of multi-brand retail chains — Stockmann, Sokos, Halonen and H&M account for a large share of apparel sales; (4) rapid e-commerce growth — online apparel sales grew over 25% annually in recent years, accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic; (5) Nordic design heritage — preference for Scandinavian aesthetic: clean lines, neutral colours, functional design.

4. Related European & International Buyer Directories

For garment exporters looking to expand beyond Finland, we also provide garment importer directories for other European and international markets. These directories cover similar product categories — menswear, womenswear, T-shirts, knitwear, sportswear — and include companies actively importing apparel from international suppliers.

Finland Garment Import Bill of Lading Data
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5. Frequently Asked Questions

How many Finnish garment importers are listed in this directory?

This directory lists 10 Finland-based garment importers and buyers. Companies include Golden Door Oy (Espoo — goldendoor.fi & eurimage.fi), IC Companys Finland Oy (Helsinki — part of the international IC Companys fashion group), Oy Suomen Friendtex AD (Helsinki — friendtex.fi), Oy Fin Mode-Studio Ltd (Helsinki), Vendi Oy (Pälkäne — vendi.fi), Beveta Oy (Tampere — beveta.fi), Virke Oy (Orimattila — finnkarelia.com), Nanso Oy (Nokia — iconic Finnish T-shirt and knitwear brand founded in 1921), Agtuvi Ky (Tampere), and Anne Linnonmaa Oy (Mikkeli). Each entry includes company name, full address, phone/fax, email and website where available.

What types of garments do Finnish companies import?

Finnish garment importers source a wide range of apparel products including: T-shirts and knitwear (Nanso Oy — Finland's most iconic T-shirt brand since 1921, IC Companys Finland), leisurewear and casual apparel (Nanso, Friendtex), fashion apparel for men and women (Golden Door Oy, IC Companys Finland, Fin Mode-Studio, Vendi Oy), mid-market apparel distribution (Virke Oy / Finnkarelia, Beveta Oy), and specialty garments (Agtuvi Ky, Anne Linnonmaa Oy). The Finnish market has strong demand for high-quality knitwear, sustainable materials, and Scandinavian-minimalist design — particularly in autumn/winter categories like sweaters, coats and thermal layers.

Do Turkish garment exporters have a tariff advantage in Finland?

Yes. Finland is an EU member state and applies the EU Common External Tariff. Under the Turkey-EU Customs Union, Turkish-made apparel products (HS Chapters 61-62) enter Finland at 0% tariff. This gives Turkish garment manufacturers a significant competitive advantage compared to suppliers from China, Bangladesh, Vietnam and India, which face EU MFN tariffs of 6-12% on most apparel categories. Combined with Turkey's geographic proximity — typically 3-7 days delivery to Finland by truck via the Baltic route — Turkey is an attractive supplier for Finnish importers seeking fast turnaround, small-batch flexibility and short lead times, especially for fashion items that respond quickly to seasonal trends.

What HS codes apply to garment imports into Finland?

Garment imports into Finland are classified under two main HS chapters (same EU-wide classification): Chapter 61 — "Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, knitted or crocheted" (covers T-shirts, sweaters, pullovers, knitwear, leisurewear — relevant to Nanso Oy, IC Companys, Friendtex); and Chapter 62 — "Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, not knitted or crocheted" (covers shirts, trousers, jackets, suits, dresses — relevant to Golden Door, Fin Mode-Studio, Vendi, Virke). Specific subheadings include 6109 (T-shirts — major category for Nanso), 6110 (sweaters/pullovers), 6101/6102 (men's/women's overcoats and jackets), 6203 (men's suits/trousers), 6204 (women's suits/dresses), and 6114 (other knitwear).

Where can I find garment importers in other countries?

We also provide garment importer directories for other European and international markets. See our related pages: Sweden Garment Importers, Netherlands Garment Importers, Norway Garment Importers, Portugal Garment Importers, and Australia Garment Importers. These directories cover similar product categories and are useful for exporters looking to enter multiple markets.

What is the source of this directory?

This directory is sourced from dailynecessary.com — a public directory of garment importers and buyers. The information includes company names, addresses, telephone/fax numbers, email addresses, websites, and the specific garment categories each company imports. While we strive to keep the information current, company details (addresses, phone numbers, contact persons, websites) may change over time — we recommend verifying contact information directly with the companies before conducting business, and cross-referencing with the Finnish Patent and Registration Office (PRH) business registry where possible.

Source: This directory is compiled from public data available at

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