Recent consumer reports tell that there´s growing demand for domestic made clothes and textiles in Finland. While biggest Finnish fashion brands like Marimekko, Luhta and Reima have taken their production to other countries after cost efficiency and labour force, it has offered position for small labels to respond to the consumers request.

Vietto´s production has been 100% Finnish since the brand started in 2007.  This year production capacity has grown since Vietto teamed up with a new subcontractor PaaPii Design. At the moment Vietto`s clothes are partly made in Kokkola in a clothing factory which employs ten people. Short delivery distances, transparency of the production methods and supporting Finnish employment are corner stones for Vietto as an ecological and sustainable fashion brand.

Consumers thrive to know where their clothes are made. This growing trend has created opportunities for PaaPii Design and other Finnish clothing factories to open new sites. While searching for a new subcontractor it became evident that it is not an easy task. Some of the inquiries did not even get a response. Co operation with PaaPii however started swiftly and the new line “Longing for distance” is a perfect example of the Finnish knowhow that the article in Helsingin Sanomat recently presented.

PaaPii design’s factory in Kokkola is producing Vietto’s new collection.