Jokapoika

The Jokapoika cotton shirt has a relaxed, straight fit and it is printed in the Piccolo pattern. The shirt has a pointed collar, a metal button closure, and a chest pocket. The cuffed sleeves have metal button closures. The fabric is printed in Helsinki.

In her first year at Marimekko in 1953, designer Vuokko Eskolin-Nurmesniemi created Piccolo, a striped fabric painted with freehand brushstrokes. Three years later, a Piccolo print shirt called Jokapoika became the first piece of Marimekko menswear to hit the stores and the streets.