ikioma.fi
Custom name labels and stickers for families, schools, care homes and other people marking belongings
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About ikioma.fi
Ikioma Nimilappu sells customizable name labels and stickers for clothing, shoes, school supplies, sports equipment and other belongings. Products include self-adhesive and iron-on labels, mini labels, and larger labels.
Customers include families labeling children’s belongings, as well as adults and care homes. Products are sold through an online shop.
The company says it has made name labels since 1996. Its products are designed and manufactured in Oslo, Norway; the registry facts place its headquarters in Helsinki, Finland.
Product: Online shop selling customizable adhesive and iron-on name labels, stickers and related printed products.
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