The Classics Collection

The Classics Collection is a carefully curated collection of our most iconic clothing designed for everyday life. Featuring distinctive prints and timeless silhouettes, these signature pieces are easy to style any day of the week.

 

#MarimekkoClassics


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  1. Trina Unikko dress Trina Unikko dress
    Trina Unikko dress
    $325.00
  2. Trina Pienet Kivet dress Trina Pienet Kivet dress
    Trina Pienet Kivet dress
    $325.00
  3. Unelma Unikko dress Unelma Unikko dress
    Unelma Unikko dress
    $280.00
  4. Unelma Pienet Kivet dress Unelma Pienet Kivet dress
    Unelma Pienet Kivet dress
    $280.00
  5. Tyyri Pieni Unikko tunic Tyyri Pieni Unikko tunic
    Tyyri Pieni Unikko tunic
    $295.00
  6. Tyyri Pienet Kivet tunic Tyyri Pienet Kivet tunic
    Tyyri Pienet Kivet tunic
    $295.00
  7. Gabro Pieni Unikko shirt Gabro Pieni Unikko shirt
    Gabro Pieni Unikko shirt
    $260.00
  8. Gabro Pienet Kivet shirt Gabro Pienet Kivet shirt
    Gabro Pienet Kivet shirt
    $260.00
  9. Aretta Unikko dress Aretta Unikko dress
    Aretta Unikko dress
    $195.00
  10. Aretta Pikkuiset Kivet dress Aretta Pikkuiset Kivet dress
    Aretta Pikkuiset Kivet dress
    $195.00
  11. Ilma Unikko shirt
    Ilma Unikko shirt
    $95.00
  12. Ilma Pikkuiset Kivet shirt Ilma Pikkuiset Kivet shirt
    Ilma Pikkuiset Kivet shirt
    $95.00
  13. Lea Pikkuiset Kivet t-shirt
    Lea Pikkuiset Kivet t-shirt
    $95.00
  14. Lea Unikko t-shirt Lea Unikko t-shirt
    Lea Unikko t-shirt
    $95.00

Every Print Has A Story


Unikko

Designed by Maija Isola in 1964.

Unikko (poppy) was born in 1964 after Armi Ratia, Marimekko's founder, had announced that Marimekko would never print a floral pattern. Maija Isola refused to obey Armi's orders and - in protest - created an entire series of gorgeous floral prints. One of them was Unikko which has become a story of creativity, strength, courage and faith in oneself.


Kivet

Designed by Maija Isola is 1956.

The Kivet (stones) pattern builds on circles cut with scissors. The pattern was most likely inspired by the rough-edged stones that were manually cleared from the designer's atelier home's grounds.


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