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Swedish fashion

  • H&M

    Hamngatan 22
    tel: +46 8 796 54 34
    Recently Sweden’s biggest fashion exporter has gained cred even with the fashionistas, especially after last year’s collaboration with Karl Lagerfeld and Victor & Rolf. The Hamngatan store is the chain’s flagship.
    www.hm.se

  • ANNA HOLTBLAD

    Grev Turegatan 13
    +46 8 545 022 20
    Down-to-earth tailored elegance by one of Scandinavian fashion’s biggest names. Holtblad’s long sweater is now a standard wardrobe item for Swedish women. The shop was decorated by another Nordic design star, Thomas Sandell.
    www.annahotlblad.com

  • J. LINDEBERG

    Grev Turegatan 9
    tel: +46 8 678 61 65
    Johan Lindeberg got his start in 1996, using golf star Jesper Parnevik as a walking billboard. Since then, Lindeberg’s colorful, urbane collections have grown into a major fashion export.
    www.jlindeberg.se

  • Nygårds Anna

    Mäster Samuelsgatan 6
    +46 8 611 66 16
    Nygårds Anna turns Swedish folklore into avant-garde creations. The entire collection can only be found here.
    www.nygardsanna.se

  • Tiger of Sweden

    Jakobsbersgatan 8
    +46 8 440 30 60
    This 100-year-old menswear brand from the west coast of Sweden became a modern classic in the 90s, when Tiger of Sweden split up into a dressy line and a denim line for both sexes. The belts are especially popular with young hipsters.
    www.tigerofsweden.com

  • Filippa K

    Biblioteksgatan 2-4
    +46 8 611 88 03
    Filippa K works within the classic Swedish/Nordic tradition. Simple, clean lines, always well designed, have made her brand into one of Sweden’s foremost, both within Sweden and beyond our borders.
    www.filippa-k.com

  • Gudrun Sjödén

    Stora Nygatan 33
    +46 8 23 55 55
    Gudrun Sjödén opened her first shop in 1976 and ever since then she has been a central figure in Swedish fashion. She now has stores in the major cities of Sweden and Europe. Sjödén’s garments are often brightly coloured and inspired by the natural world.
    www.gudrunsjoden.com