Swedish brands

A list of the best skincare brands made in Sweden.

From SAVEUR Issue #153 The first time I visited my husband's family in Sweden, I spent hours at the grocery store perusing the array of foods in tubes: soft cheeses, caviars, pates, all sorts of condiments. There was something both retro cool and sleekly futuristic about them, with their bold colors and graphics. Keep reading »

Make souvenir and gift shopping in Sweden easy with our guide for Swedish souvenirs, including Dala horses, butter knives & more!

The 100 Day Project: Fika designed by Jenna Carando. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.

"Fika" is more than just a coffee break – it's a deeply ingrained Swedish tradition of making time for connection, relaxation, and simple pleasures. The word "fika" is believed to have originated from a playful inversion of syllables in the word "kaffe" (coffee) during the 19th century, but the concept of coffee and social gatherings has been present in Sweden for centuries.

Fika is about creating space for simplicity and the genuine. It's appreciating the little things, like a flavourful cup of coffee and good company in a relaxing atmosphere. Fika is more than just a coffee break – it's a deeply ingrained Swedish tradition …

Malmö Chokladfabrik is a chocolate factory rooted in old Swedish chocolate tradition and the Mazetti brand, a Swedish classic. Still partly located in Mazetti’s historical factory in the centre of Malmö, the company is owned and managed by two passionate brothers.

Welcome home this beautiful Swedish definition print for the word "fika" ➥ CHOOSE BETWEEN - Premium Matte Paper Poster: 200 gsm / 80 lb paper with a matte (uncoated) finish. - Museum-Quality Matte Paper Poster: 250 gsm / 110 lb long-lasting matte (uncoated) archival paper. This poster paper is more yellowish (off-white) as no optical brighteners are used during production. ➥ PLEASE NOTE - Frame is NOT included. - Your poster might be shipped in a mailing tube and require to be flattened out…

Hallon, the Swedish mobile operator renowned for its simple, no-fuss services, aimed to refresh its brand to attract a wider audience. We achieved this by giving the brand a modern and tasty makeover. Soderhavet created a playful concept using fruit labels in the redesign, drawing on their universal recognizability and playful, affordable connotations. This approach …

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