Kodukäsitöö has been supporting Estonian handicrafts since 1927. You can back their mission by visiting one of their shops in Tallinn (15 and 22 Pikk and 6A Lühike Jalg in the Old Town, and 4-6 Viru Square, at the Viru Centre) and buying an authentic Estonian hand-crafted souvenir. (crafts.ee)

The Christmas Market at Town Hall Square is the perfect spot to pick up assorted wares by skilled artisans at merchant stalls under a huge Christmas tree, until 8 January (christmasmarket.ee/eng/). (Photo by Allan Alajaan/Tallinn City Tourist Office & Convention Bureau)

Etno is an Estonian company producing, marketing and supporting products associated with Estonian ethnic design (6 Tartu mnt, tel: 682 5124, etno.ee).

Estonian Fashion - Estonia is home to a budding fashion industry. To start with, try the larger, well-known labels such as Baltman, Ivo Nikkolo, Bastion, BonBon Lingerie, Gowri, Hula, Kristina Viirpalu, Monton, Lilli Jahilo, Mosaic, Naiiv, Reet Aus/ReUse Republic, Saima Priks, Sangar and Tiina Talumees.