Kuninkaankatu,Pedestrian street, Tampere

They make leather-clothes.you can order your own,but they have lots of clothes allready at the shop.It´s cheaper than Friittala,most famous Finnish leather-clothes factory,but I think these are good quality anyway.
Check out the "on sale"-items.
They also sell shoes and bags,but they aren´t made there-I´m pretty sure.

What to pay: They aren´t very cheap,but they are better quailty than many cheap ones.

Lots of delicates for vegans and other eco-people.And also to anyone else.
They have a lot of peas,nuts and dried fruits.Evrything is organic,I believe.
Also clutein-free products.

What to buy: We love the garlic-spirals..But they are not very low fat.Also we buy nuts here.

What to pay: not expensive

Finlnds cheapest department-store-chain.If I have time at morning to walk 5min more from Sokos,and want to buy cosmetics or check for cheap clothes to walk the dog-sometimes even to use at work,or something what you typically buy from department store,I´ll go here.
Surpriceingly they also have maybe one of best values of cd´s here.I usually buy my cd´s here everytime.Most famous cd-shop Epes is too far,and I don´t like to visit there anymore-they could start to behive more friendly there!
At downstairs is K-Supermarket foodshop,at groundfloor is clothes and some sports-things,and the music-section.Upstairs is dishes,linen and lamps,cofeemakers and so on..

What to pay: They have mostly quite cheap prices.

They have men´s and womens clothes.Most of the clothes are too"practical"to my taste,but I might find something nice,if I just watch good enough.
My mother bought most of her business-clothes here when she was still at work.They also have evening dresses-cheaper than at those palces that sell nothing else-so I might try then if I got invated to Presidents Indepence-day party :D
For some reason,I have found most of my shoes here,even if clothes are too practical.They have good value of shoes,and also for this kind of little bit gothic-girl,who also wants that shoes are nice to walk,not only looking"hot".They have good compromices.

What to buy: See the describe of the shop.

What to pay: Anything from cheap to expensive,mostly in between

They do have women´s,men´s and children clothes.It is owned by Stockman and its older( in Finland at least) than H&M,Vero Moda,KappAhli and Lindex who try to have same customers.Because this is owned by Finns I like to buy there.They also have clothes that are trendy,but not TOO trendy(I hate those witch try to have everyone using same kind of teen-agers clothes,no mattter what age you are),and suit for most people-I buy most my working-clothes here- I run my own shop,and must try to look"tidy" for customers,and not too strange ;)
They have sometimes clothes designed by favourite European designers.Little more expensive than their own products,but not as expensive than if you by uniques from those same designers.
There´s a Seppälä at Hämenkatu,Koskikeskus and most of Finnish shopping centres around the country.

What to buy: Clothes.Also some shoes,little bit cosmetics and acessories.

What to pay: Not so much for that quality.(Not top-quality,but good for the price).Most of skits are around 15-30e for example.