Palmrothin kenkätehdas
Palmroth is a Finnish design footwear brand making luxury shoes and boots in Finland, continuing a family tradition dating to 1928.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Palmroth is a Finnish design footwear brand. Its shoes and boots are described as luxury and easy-to-use footwear designed and manufactured in Finland, continuing a long Palmroth family tradition. The brand represents stylish and comfortable winter shoes, boots and bags with Scandinavian design described as simple, clean and elegant, designed in Tampere, Finland. The family shoe business was founded by Pentti Palmroth in 1928, and the third generation continued the tradition, with Mikko Palmroth relaunching the brand in 2012.
History
The Palmroth family shoe business was founded by Pentti Palmroth in 1928, when he built a shoe factory in Tampere, Finland. Before that he had gained knowledge of shoe making and production technologies in well-known factories in the United States, Germany and Finland. His son Pertti Palmroth launched his first designs for the international market in 1958, and his original designs became very successful in Europe and North America. The family business was continued by Pertti Palmroth's son Mikko Palmroth in 2012, who relaunched the brand. The company describes itself as continuing a 90-year history as footwear designers and manufacturers.
Products and positioning
Luxury, Scandinavian-designed Finnish footwear combining comfort and elegance with carefully chosen materials.
Shoes and boots
Luxury and easy-to-use footwear designed and manufactured in Finland.
Winter shoes, boots and bags
Stylish and comfortable products with simple, clean and elegant Scandinavian design.
Weatherproof women's footwear
Classically stylish women's footwear combining Palmroth design, selected materials, comfort and Finnish professional skill.
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