Odd Molly

The quirky style of Odd Molly appeals to many of our customers. The Swedish influence of chief designer Karin Jimfelt-Ghatan is key to this unique label.

Odd Molly is a women's clothing brand that was established in March of 2002 by Karin Jimfelt-Ghatan, a freelance designer, and Per Holknekt, a word artist. They initially discussed working on a design project with an advertising agency; however, they ended up creating a designer fashion label instead which was the result of a strong mutual understanding that they had for one another.

The clothing brand became an international fashion sensation just a few years after its conception. As a clothing company, Odd Molly had a core idea of making use of uninhibited design intuition in their pieces, hoping to bring forward a positive and fabulous message to all women across the globe.

Every Odd Molly creation is sewn by hand and is made with amazing craftsmanship. The materials and fabrics that they use are organic and are from sustainable resources. Overall, Odd Molly is a clothing brand that has a heart, a mind and a conscience. They produce clothes which can be worn by women from all corners of the globe to not only look great but feel great as well. As a matter of fact, Odd Molly is popular among women living in small Greek villages to Hollywood celebrities.

They offer a wide variety of beautiful and intricately designed pieces which embody the true essence of femininity. Their women's clothing line include jackets, blouses and tops, dresses and sweaters. They also offer skin care products like lip balms, hand creams, body oils and body butters long with women's accessories such as belts and beanies.

Today, Odd Molly clothes and products can be found in many fine boutiques in more than 1500 locations in 38 countries, including Ireland, Japan and the US. They are also available from numerous online retailers. The clothing company has also won several international awards such as the retail brand of the year, export company of the year, the Intnl Prêt-á-portèr Award and the Guldknappen, which is the most prestigious award in Sweden in the field of design.