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Swedish premium rainwear brand started in Stockholm in 2010, known for the Arholma raincoat.

Last updated September 10, 2026

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Overview

STUTTERHEIM is a premium rainwear brand that started in Stockholm in 2010 with a modest local production of only black raincoats, and grew into an internationally recognised brand. Its garments are designed in Stockholm and made in Europe, and its classic styles include Stockholm and Mosebacke.

History

STUTTERHEIM started in Stockholm in 2010 with a modest local production of only black raincoats, which quickly grew and expanded into an internationally recognised brand featured in magazines such as Vogue and GQ. The idea of the premium raincoat was born on one of the islands of the Stockholm archipelago, with the island of Arholma becoming the inspiration; the Arholma coat was initially produced in small quantities, handmade in Stockholm, exclusively in black. Production has since moved to continental Europe and the range of colours has broadened. The brand has had notable collaborations with brands such as Marni and Marc Jacobs.

Products and positioning

Premium rainwear valuing style and practicality equally, with Swedish minimalist garments designed in Stockholm and made in Europe.

  • Arholma raincoat

    The Arholma coat was at the beginning of its existence produced in small quantities, handmade in Stockholm, exclusively in black.

  • Stockholm and Mosebacke

    Classic styles made to the highest standards with the Europe-based factory.

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