clothing // knitwear
Myssyfarmi
Hand knitted finnwool clothing by local grandmas
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND EDUCATION
Myssyfarmi hosts community events, workshops, and farm visits, promoting social interaction and raising awareness about sustainable agriculture, traditional crafting skills, and the importance of supporting local businesses.
LOCAL CRAFTSMANSHIP
Myssyfarmi's products are hand-knitted by local artisans, supporting traditional craftsmanship, and local employment, and reducing reliance on industrial manufacturing processes.
ETHICAL WOOL
The company only uses wool from local farms using responsible and ethical farming practices, including considerations such as animal welfare, sustainable land management, and environmental responsibility.
TRULY LOCAL
Myssyfarmi products are knitted by local artisans with wool from Finnish farmers, handling all production, including spinning and dyeing, on the farm. This supports local agriculture, cuts carbon emissions, and ensures a transparent supply chain.
DIVE DEEPER
Made from Finnsheep wool.
Production not certified but follow GOTS standards.
No toxic or harmful chemicals used.
Use low-acid and citric acid dyes.
Come with a lifetime warranty for additional sustainability.
Raw material for the organic food grown on their own farm.
- Wool 100% sourced from sheep on EU Certified Organic farms in Finland.
- Spun and hand-dyed in Finland on the Myssyfarmi farm.
- Wastewaters treated by Mikkeli sewage treatment plant.
- Local spinning mills use renewable energy in production.
- Maintaining biodiversity through grazing sheep, contributing to the circle of nature.
- Sheep farms:
- Rintala farm from Pöytyä, Bovik farm, Isäntärenki farm, Jokela farm, Jylhä farm, Kero farm, Mikkola farm, Noittaa farm, Paavila farm, Polso farm, Ranta-Niemelä farm
- Finnish sheep farms are annually audited.
- Animals are well cared for.
- Sheep are eating hay not suitable for human nutrition.
Pays their grannies fair pay on top of pensions.
Each beanie is hand-signed so you know who made it.
Grannys decide when and how they work.
Host community events and farm visits, educating about sustainable agriculture and the art of knitting.