Juho Puttonen
Imports and wholesales footwear and sewing materials for consumers and the sewing industry in Finland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Juho Puttonen
Juho Puttonen Oy imports and markets footwear, as well as materials and supplies for the sewing industry. It operates as an importer, wholesaler and agency business.
Its footwear range serves everyday, formal and leisure use. It also supplies materials and accessories to the sewing industry.
The company is based in Vantaa and was founded in 1931. Its subsidiary Kuomiokoski Oy is located in Ristiina.
Product: Imported footwear and materials and supplies for the sewing industry.
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