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Citrus spritz
Food|May 2026
This spritz is a savoury, non-alcoholic aperitif featuring lemonade, rosemary and orange. Bursting with flavour, it's an ideal refreshment for casual summer get-togethers.
Our stores and cafés
A modern-day market is how we envision the brand: an inspiring design and lifestyle destination with a broad, edited assortment for the entire family, along with a seasonal Nordic café under one roof, representing a slower-paced retail experience with room to breathe.
Each of our stores is unique and designed in dialogue with the local architecture, but some of our signature interior features include archive shelving systems in a monochrome palette of soft greys, combined with a variety of natural materials such as solid oak interiors and custom-made terrazzo flooring.
Stores with an ARKET CAFÉ are marked with an *
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Austria
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VIENNA
Belgium
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China
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Czech Republic
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PRAGUE
Coming soon
Denmark
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Estonia
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TALLINN
France
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Germany
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BERLIN
COLOGNE
FRANKFURT
HAMBURG
MUNICH
Greece
ATHENS
Coming soon
Ireland
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DUBLIN
Italy
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MILAN
Latvia
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RIGA
Luxembourg
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LUXEMBOURG
Netherlands
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Norway
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Poland
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South Korea
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BUSAN
SEOUL
Jamsil - Coming soon
GYEONGGI
Spain
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BARCELONA
Sweden
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STOCKHOLM
GOTHENBURG
MALMÖ
Switzerland
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United Kingdom
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From ARKET
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Ella Soccorsi on longevity and meaningful design
Interviews|May 2026
‘Design means curiosity to me. It is a tool for discovery, excitement, and a chance to completely dive into a topic I’m drawn to but know nothing about,’ says Ella Soccorsi, our Head of Design and Creative. ‘It could be science or nature or something as literal as material.’
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Re:Down
Suppliers|May 2026
The first ARKET Upcycled Down collection launched in 2018, featuring jackets, coats, and accessories designed for the coldest autumn and winter days without sacrificing functionality or style. Since its inception, the ever-refined collection has been made in partnership with Re:Down.
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Bottinelli
Suppliers|May 2026
Tessitura Attilio Bottinelli is a small, family-owned weaving mill founded in 1931 in Villa Guardia, Lombardy – an important centre for Italian silk and textile production.