• Marimekko Puhallus II Unikko Kioski Key Chain Black / White

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Puhallus II Unikko Kioski Key Chain

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Arrives Jan 12 to 19 to Hungary

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Width 3.2 cm · Height 12 cm
Material
100% zinc alloy
Weight
50 g
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Description

The Puhallus key chain combines a Unikko flower charm with a Marimekko plate, a key ring and a clip. Unikko was designed by Maija Isola at a time when Marimekko's collections included hardly any floral prints, and it has become a symbol of creativity.

It is made of zinc alloy in China, measures 3.2 cm wide and 12 cm long and weighs about 50 g. Colour: Black / White.

Clip it to your keys or a bag strap for a small graphic detail, and find more in the Marimekko collection.

BrandMarimekko
Width3.2 cm
Height12 cm
Weight0.05 kg
Material100% zinc alloy
Item number093370-910
EAN6411254922996
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Marimekko

Marimekko Kioski: Unikko goes streetwear, since 2019

DesignerMaija Isola1927–2001

Marimekko introduced Kioski in August 2019 as gender-neutral streetwear, made to bring the Unikko flower to a new, urban crowd. Today it covers pyjamas, bags, scarves, beanies, socks, mittens, hair clips and key chains, mixing Unikko with Basso, Tasaraita and newer prints.

Year Kioski was introduced
2019
Year Maija Isola drew Unikko
1964
Year Isola drew Basso
1975
How Kioski began: gender-neutral streetwear
Unisex
  1. The poppy, worn

    Unikko on bags, socks, scarves and clips for everyday wear.

  2. Made for everyone

    Kioski began as gender-neutral streetwear.

  3. Thoughtful materials throughout

    Organic cotton, certified merino and mohair, recycled wool and leather offcuts.

  4. Small, giftable pieces

    Key chains and hair clips carry the flower at pocket size.

Unikko for a new crowd
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Unikko for a new crowd

Marimekko created Kioski to introduce its best-known print, Unikko, to younger city dwellers. The line pairs the brand's most famous patterns with unisex street clothes and carries its values of creative courage.

More prints in the mix
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More prints in the mix

Basso, a 1975 print by Maija Isola, covers pyjamas. Annika Rimala's Tasaraita stripe, made for Marimekko's first cotton jersey collection, meets a Unikko patch on beanies and socks. Antti Kekki's Lossi and Lotta Maija's Tuulahdus join them.

What it is made of
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What it is made of

Beanies are knitted in Italy from wool, merino or mohair blends. Socks come from Portugal and Turkey in organic cotton blends. The Unikko Slim belt is Scandinavian leather from Marimekko's own production offcuts.

Materials

Organic cotton
Pyjamas, bags and most socks; wash with similar colours, at the temperature on the label.
Wool, merino and mohair
Beanies and scarves; hand wash lukewarm with wool detergent, do not soak, reshape to dry.
Recycled acrylic and zinc alloy
Hair clips with up to 70% recycled acrylic, and sturdy zinc alloy key chains.

Maija Isola drew Unikko in 1964, defying Armi Ratia's dislike of floral prints, and Basso followed in 1975. She designed for Printex and Marimekko from 1949 and created more than 500 prints. Kioski also draws on later Marimekko designers such as Antti Kekki and Lotta Maija.

Designer and brandMaija Isola1927–2001

Using it at home

How do I wash the beanies and scarves?

Hand wash in lukewarm water with a wool detergent, do not soak, reshape to dry and steam back into shape.

Is Kioski unisex?

Yes. Marimekko launched Kioski as a gender-neutral streetwear line.

What sock sizes are there?

Most styles come in 35–38, 39–42 and 43–46. Some styles use other size steps, so check the size list of each pair.

How does the Unikko Slim belt fasten?

It has no buckle. You tie it to the length you need, and a Unikko charm finishes the end.

How do I wash the pyjamas?

Close the buttons, turn them inside out and wash with similar colours at the temperature on the label.

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