The Launch of Ekta Pre-loved

Embracing sustainability: The power of second-hand fashion In a world increasingly aware of its environmental footprint, sustainable fashion is no longer a niche—it's a necessity. As ...

Hello from Stockholm and NK

We are delighted to announce our presence at the NK Department Store in Stockholm. The pop-up event, organized by the phygital marketplace Le Magasin, will be running from April 10th to June 30th, ...

The benefits of Finnish wool

Ekta Helsinki knits are made of pure Finnish wool  We use only 100 % Finnish sheep wool in our knitwear. It is a natural and renewable material as well as ecological, biodegradable and recyclable. ...

World Ecolabel Day - Beauty and responsibility can go hand in hand

Today, the 12th of October, marks a special day, as World Ecolabel Day is here! In honor of this day, we want to celebrate the fact that Ekta Helsinki's products have been awarded the Nordic Swan E...

Big news! Ekta Helsinki will open on August 14th on Fredrikinkatu

Finally, we can reveal where the Ekta Helsinki store will open in August. We are delighted to announce that starting from August 14th, you can find us and all our products at Urban A (Fredrikinkatu...

Responsible fashion as part of the everyday conscious consumer behaviour

The Finnish journal Tidskriften Martha interviewed us about how we want to influence the fashion industry and drive the development towards a more sustainable future. The article focuses on our eve...

Meet the founders of Ekta Helsinki

We are Mikaela and Nicolina, two climate-conscious Mompreneurs from Finland. We want our children to be able to live in a world that is clean, not polluted. On a planet that is green and alive, no...

Vastuullisempaa ja kestävämpää vaatekaappia kohti

Ekta Helsinki on ensimmäinen suomalainen Joutsenmerkin saanut tekstiilituottaja. Ekta Helsinki syntyi halustamme tarjota tyylikkään ajattomia ja täysin suomalaisia vaatekaapin luottotuotteita vastu...

From waste to a fine raw material

Finnish blogger Elsa Hietanen with her blog Tyylipuhetta discusses the utilisation of Finnish sheep wool instead of throwing it away. Elsa highlights different Finnish brands that utilise local woo...