Show your school colours: new hoodies and tote bags now available
If you’ve been waiting to represent your school, now’s your chance: get your hoodie or bag at Marsio or online at .
In response to community requests, the collection expands a 2025 pilot created for the School of Business to all six schools. There is also a classic black Aalto University version.
Hoodies and tote bags are also nice gifts for colleagues and alumni, and they’re a natural fit for orientations, reunions, and department events.
Key details:
- Hoodies: €59 (students and staff receive a 10% discount)
- Sizes: XXS–3XL*
- Tote bags: €13 (students and staff receive a 10% discount)
- Availability: Six school versions (one per school) and a black Aalto University version
- Where to buy: Marsio (Otakaari 2) and
A note on colors and sizes
Because our order quantities are relatively small, we are limited to our vendor’s existing colour range. While the hues resemble the official palettes, they are not exact, and the colors of the hoodies and totes differ slightly from each other.
*) Fore a same reason, three colours (black, burgundy and dark green) have greater size variations until 5XL.
Questions? Contact Aalto University Shop at Marsio or visit for full details.
Click an image to see all the different colour versions.
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