Warm, soft and responsibly made, the women’s NEULE tunic is designed to be a piece you can wear again and again. Made with a relaxed oversized cut, this knit has a wonderfully easy feel and stays comfortable through all the little moments of everyday life.

The NEULE tunic in our lovely Mummola pattern is made from 100% organic cotton and knitted in Finland with care. The material is breathable and soft against the skin, making it a lovely choice all year round. The NEULE tunic also makes a thoughtful and beautiful gift.

The story behind the pattern: Mummola

More coffee! And there’s cake here, and buns too.
The tablecloth rustles, spoons clink, and once again you hear it: go on, have some more.
At the end of the table, there is a window and a windowsill. The sill is so full of flowers you can hardly see outside. The warmth of grandma’s house lingers in the air.

– Elina Antila

The oversized cut gives the tunic a flexible fit — choose your size depending on whether you prefer something neater or more relaxed. Pair the NEULE tunic with tights or leggings for an easy everyday outfit, or wear it with slim trousers when you want a little more layering. On cooler days, it works beautifully with boots and thicker tights. For more relaxed moments, wear it with trainers, while ankle boots or heavier boots bring a bit more structure to the outfit.

The beautiful Mummola pattern brings warmth and familiar cosiness to the organic cotton NEULE tunic — the gentle feeling of a coffee table where buns are freshly served, porcelain clinks softly, and the flowers on the windowsill reach towards the light. A small moment where time seems to stand still.

Made in Finland, the versatile NEULE tunic is a striking piece where comfort, responsibility and meaningful design come together in a natural way. It may well become that trusted favourite you return to again and again.

Material: 100% organic cotton

Wash: 60°C inside out, do not tumble dry. Flat drying, reshape while damp.

Ironing: **

Print design: Elina Antila / Guldunen

Made in Finland.