Winter Clothing Rental in Helsinki – Stay Warm by the Baltic Breeze
- Joonas
- Oct 14
- 2 min read
Visiting Helsinki in between October and March and thinking,
“It’s just the capital — can’t be that cold, right?”
Oh, dear traveler… you sweet summer child. Let us gently correct that misconception before you learn it the hard way — on your first icy walk by the Baltic Sea in November.
Why Rent Winter Clothing in Helsinki?
Because Helsinki cold is deceptive.
It doesn’t roar like Lapland’s dry Arctic frost — it sneaks up on you with its humid, bone-chilling breeze straight from the Baltic.
Locals know: +2°C here can feel like –10°C anywhere else.
That’s why every year, from October to March, we see thousands of smart travelers renting Winterent gear in Helsinki before heading north — and a few others learning the hard way (hello, shivering selfie at Senate Square).
Month | Average Daytime Temp | Feels Like (with wind) | Weather Highlights |
October | +7 °C | +2 °C | Rainy, windy, starts to chill |
November | +2 °C | –4 °C | Wet snow, strong coastal winds |
December | -2 °C | –8 °C | Snowy and dark — welcome to winter |
January | -4 °C | –10 °C | The real deal: icy air, low sun |
February | -5 °C | –11 °C | Frozen streets, beautiful light |
March | 0 °C | –6 °C | Snow melts but winds stay sharp |
That’s half the year of “I should’ve packed warmer clothes.”
Luckily, you don’t need to pack — you just rent.
The Perfect Set for City & Arctic Adventures
Each rental includes:
Winter jacket and trousers (overall for small kids)
Warm mittens, snow boots, and tube scarf
Sizes for the whole family
Optional delivery directly to Helsinki Airport or any hotel
Possibility to return the clothing to any Winterent Store in Finland
Delivery & Pickup Options
Helsinki Airport Delivery: land, change into warm gear instantly — your body will thank you.
Hotel & Airbnb Delivery: effortless and flexible — we deliver to all central Helsinki addresses.
Store Pickup: Mikkolantie 1, Helsinki.
Rent your winter clothing in Helsinki, stay warm, save money, and enjoy the Finnish winter — without freezing your holiday spirit.
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