From everyday boots that stand the test of time to glittery pumps fit for brides-to-be, these are the best Swedish shoe brands to have on your radar for 2025
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ATP Atelier
ATP Atelier is a brand that has truly made its mark on Sweden’s fashion scene — and for good reason. Offering a refined range of shoes and leather accessories, from effortless sandals to sleek top-handle totes, ATP covers all bases for anyone seeking timeless Scandinavian design.
Co-founded by Maj-La Pizzelli and Jonas Clason, ATP merges minimalist Scandinavian aesthetics with Italian craftsmanship, focusing on smart, lasting pieces made from natural materials. The brand even takes an innovative approach to marketing: they have their own team model collections, and recently launched a rental service for eco-conscious customers.
If you’re wondering which iconic style to pick up first, we suggest investing in their Trino ankle boots.

Sania D’Mina
Stockholm-based designer Sania Claus Demina began her career as an influencer and stylist before founding her eponymous shoe brand, Sania D’Mina. Her mission? Creating heels that are both chic and surprisingly comfortable. Demina spent years perfecting that delicate balance between arch support and heel position, ensuring each pair provides a flawless fit.
Her timeless range includes everything from pearl-encrusted wedding pumps to chic mules. When she introduced boots with inclusive sizing (particularly around the calves), they quickly found their way into the wardrobes of the brand’s fashionable friends, including Vogue Scandinavia’s editor-in-chief Martina Bonnier, Matilda Djerf, Jeanne Damas, Kelly Rutherford, and even members of Swedish royalty. With that kind of stamp of approval, it’s no wonder the Avenue Boots in buttery brown leather are high on our wish list.

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Anny Nord
Hailing from Båstad, Anny Nord strikes the perfect balance between understated refinement and edgy detailing — never compromising on comfort. Founder Mia Bencker named the brand after her grandmother, a strong and compassionate matriarch, and every pair of Anny Nord footwear is crafted in Portugal and Spain from European leather, often incorporating recycled materials.
Bencker looks to inspiring women who value comfort and wearability — an ethos that has led to collaborations with labels such as Remain during Copenhagen Fashion Week. Anny Nord has also caught the eye of heavy-hitters like Emily Ratajkowski counts herself as a fan (and that’s reason enough to stay tuned). Matrix slingbacks, in particular, have quickly become a covetable red carpet favourite.

Stinaa J.
Stockholm-based Stinaa.J, launched in 2015, is redefining comfort and design with patented orthopaedic insoles backed by over 40 years of clinical expertise (and over three million 3D foot scans). By blending space-technology-inspired cushioning with timeless silhouettes, each pair promises not only style but also an ergonomic fit.
The in-store experience begins with a 3D scan of your feet, ensuring the best possible match. From sleek everyday boots to party-ready heels, Stinaa.J delivers across the board—though we’re particularly fond of the 'Felicia' pumps in stretch-knit, which hug the foot beautifully.

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Flattered
Founded in 2013, Flattered has evolved into a go-to label for minimalist, feminine footwear. Originally known for its signature ballet flats, the brand now offers a wide variety of footwear and bags, all designed with comfort, functionality, and timeless appeal.
The brand’s celebrity following includes Elsa Hosk, who has worn the brand's heels on steady rotation. Do we really need more of an endorsement to keep Flattered among our favourites?

Vagabond shoemakers
Since the 1970s, Vagabond has followed one simple mission: delivering fashionable yet affordable footwear, never sacrificing quality or comfort. Decades later, they’re still going strong, rolling out minimalist and wearable designs season after season.
Their ability to adapt to trends while maintaining functionality has earned them a loyal following. Sustainability efforts are front and centre, too — they participate in the Leather Working Group and run a Shoe Bring Back recycling programme. For autumn, we’re particularly taken with the buckled ‘Debbi’ pump, which comes in a deep burgundy hue that pairs beautifully with denim.

Cos shoes
Cos has long been a favourite for minimalist, contemporary clothing (even converting Kendall Jenner with its signature white tank top). The brand’s footwear continues that modern, clean aesthetic, injecting just enough fun to keep things interesting.
The SS25 collection reaffirms Cos’s Nordic-inspired style, focusing on neutral tones like black, grey, and khaki. Each shoe is designed to pair effortlessly with a range of outfits, making them a savvy choice for anyone seeking easy elegance.

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Acne Studios shoes
Daisy Edgar Jones, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Beyoncé are just a few of the high-profile fans of Acne Studios. The brand’s rebellious edge shows up in everything from Kendall Jenner’s grunge-tinged denim campaign to a perfume that smells like freshly laundered clothing.
Acne's footwear is equally bold: think cow-print clogs, hand-painted trainers, and consistently innovative uses of leather and denim. These are pieces that command attention and reward anyone looking to make a statement. Case in point: their covetable cow-print loafers — an easy way to electrify any autumn ensemble.

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Arket shoes
Arket consistently hits the mark when it comes to fusing style with practicality — all while staying budget-friendly. This season, expect everything from suede loafers to sleek leather heels that transition flawlessly from day to night.
A standout is the khaki green slip-in leather mules, which perfectly exemplifies Arket's modern minimalism. Versatile, comfortable, and undeniably on-trend, it’s sure to be in heavy rotation.

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Axel Arigato
Founded in Gothenburg in 2014 by Albin Johansson and Max Svärdh, Axel Arigato has quickly become a cult favourite worldwide, with fans including Margot Robbie, Justin Bieber, and Bella Hadid. The brand’s iconic sneakers — like the Dice Lo sneaker — are known for their vintage flair, while collaborations with names like Mulberry only boost their status.
With 10 flagship stores in six countries, Axel Arigato is a modern success story. If you’re new to the brand, their Sphere runner on a marathon sole is an ideal pick for maximum comfort and style.

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Swedish Hasbeens clogs
Who would have guessed that a centuries-old design like the clog would still capture hearts today? But Swedish Hasbeens continues to prove that this footwear classic is here to stay. Founded by Emy Blixt (who stumbled on a stash of vintage wooden shoes from the ’70s) the brand pays homage to Swedish pop culture (and, in large part, ABBA) while offering updated spins on the beloved clog.
Having evolved beyond its iconic wooden soles, Swedish Hasbeens now also offers knee-high boots and faux-fur variations. Still, we’re partial to the classics, which is why the 'Husband' clogs will forever be our season-long companion.

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Stutterheim rainboots
Torrential rain and puddles? No problem. Originally famous for their iconic raincoats, Stutterheim has taken their expertise in weather-resistant design and applied it to a range of sleek, functional rain boots.
Take the Chelsea winterwalker Boot, for example. It’s a modern twist on a classic design made from natural rubber with a comfy cotton lining to keep your feet dry and cosy. These boots are perfect for navigating rainy city streets or tackling outdoor adventures. Plus, with their minimalist Scandinavian design, they look great with just about anything in your wardrobe. Whether you’re pairing them with jeans or a raincoat, these boots add a touch of effortless style to your look.

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Inabo slippers
Who says indoor footwear can’t be every bit as polished as your go-to loafers or boots? Inabo makes premium slippers designed to elevate your at-home wardrobe, whether you’re hosting a dinner party or indulging in a Netflix marathon.
Inspired by modern art and mid-century aesthetics, Inabo’s slippers are made in Portugal from high-quality leather and suede. If you’re ready to retire those worn-out house shoes, slip into their the brand's suede sliders. for a dash of everyday decadence.

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& Other Stories shoes
Part of the H&M Group, & Other Stories is renowned for its flirty, feminine twist on classic silhouettes. Balancing day-to-night versatility with playful design details, it’s the perfect brand for anyone looking to make a subtle statement.
From hairy leopard-printed loafers to sparkly, strappy heels, they’re not afraid to go bold. This season, we’re particularly enamoured with their cherry red slingbacks — because who couldn’t use a little more colour?

Photo: & Other Stories
Tretorn
With nearly 120 years in the business, Tretorn is practically a Swedish household name. Loved for their stylish yet sturdy rubber boots, Tretorn caters to anyone navigating the notoriously fickle Nordic weather. Made from FSC-certified natural rubber (which is biodegradable), their designs also tick important sustainability boxes.
For those looking to invest, Tretorn’s Aspa Hybrid Low or Blasia models offer a perfect blend of form and function, ensuring you’re prepared for even the soggiest of days.

Photo: Tretorn x Kassle editions
Shepherd
In Sweden, Shepherd slippers and boots are as ubiquitous as UGGs in Australia. The brand has been around since the 1980s, renowned for plush, high-quality shearling footwear. Don’t be surprised if your Swedish friend has a pair of Shepherd slippers by the bed — it’s practically a given.
Our personal top pick? The Evelina slippers in dreamy taupe suede, guaranteed to keep your feet toasty all winter.

Myrqvist
Launched in 2016, Myrqvist has quickly built an international fan base by offering handmade men’s shoes from Portuguese artisans. High-quality leathers usually command steep price tags, but Myrqvist keeps costs reasonable without compromising on craftsmanship.
We can’t wait for them to introduce a women’s line. In the meantime, treat the men in your life to the monochrome Oaxen sneaker for a classic look, or the Äppelviken shoe in supple suede for a polished business ensemble.

Hums
If you crave shoes that fit like a glove, Hums is the brand to know. Specialising in luxury slippers and loafers that work both indoors and out, Hums delivers plush velvet slip-ons and easy-to-wear sandals perfect for everything from leisurely brunches to beachfront escapes.
Case in point: the Red queen slipper in velvet adds instant glamour to any lounge session, while the Berry crush sandal is your ideal match for breezy summer days.

Morjas
Established in 2017 by Henrik Berg, Morjas merges Spanish warmth with Swedish precision for footwear that’s sophisticated yet full of character. From the polished Penny loafer (ideal for formal occasions but equally cool with laid-back outfits) to the Hybrid hiker that fuses the ruggedness of a hiking boot with Oxford elements, Morjas offers something for every taste.
The brand is also on the cusp of launching its first women’s range, and we can’t wait to see how they translate their signature style for a new audience.
