Our FW23 pays homage to the captivating world of modern architecture, where form follows function. Dynamic shapes, geometric cuts, and graphic prints contrast with soft elements: organic, rounded patterns and distinctive material choices. Again this season, Marimekko is all about bringing joy to people’s everyday lives through bold expressions of print and color.
Let your clothes become an extension of your self-expression, boldly redefining your fall wardrobe—shaped by architecture. Pikseli wool-mix shirt + Palmetti wool-mix trousers.
Getting ready to bloom like never before! A print icon meets a newcomer as the Unikko and Patikka prints join forces for a timely style statement in cute shades of lilac. Sivellin cupro skirt + Jäkälä turtleneck.
Our newest edit of vibrant design presents a slew of new patterns by Antti Kekki. This next-generation print designer’s aim is to always create something fresh while also incorporating the timelessness that Marimekko is known for. Inspired by architecture but infusing it with an organic touch, the new prints celebrate Antti's signature paper cut technique. Pictured: The Serenaadi (serenade) print.
Fall in love with remixed reds! Paired with the A-line Volyymi skirt and the Veduta merino turtleneck, the Intuitio bouclé knit features the Taifuuni (typhoon) pattern.
Padded coats + padded bags = padded joy! This season, our outerwear and bags feature a fun, stitched Taifuuni pattern. The polyester in these items is 100% recycled, and the down filling in the outerwear is also recycled. Make sure to maintain your warmth
Take your style to new heights by giving a playful nod to architecture. Antti Kekki’s Sermi (room divider screen) pattern is inspired by a clear-lined Nordic space, where thoughtfully considered forms create a timeless, stylish feeling. Filletti dress.
Presenting print stars from the archive, our party-perfect FW23 dresses will have you ready not only to run the show but also to dance the night away. Majolika.
Eyes on the archetypes
Marimekko’s take on a modular style builds on a wardrobe that consists of timeless pieces from many different collections. All our collections are built on three archetype silhouettes—A-line, straight, and fit & flare. Read more about the Marimekko archetypes in our Journal.
The 1967 Keidas (oasis) pattern, with its non-figurative design, harks back to a time when Annika Rimala channeled the vibes of youth culture into her patterns. It's like she captured the essence of coolness and transformed it into fabric art. Temppeli.
Have you already discovered the fabulous perk of Marimekko dresses? They are like chameleons, adapting effortlessly to any occasion, whether it's an ordinary day or a momentous event. Talk about versatility!
