Noordi Journal · 8 October 2026 · 3 min read
Short answer: The best-known Lithuanian pram brands are Noordi and Tutis, both based in Kaunas. Noordi, founded in 2013, makes the Fjordi V.2 and Aqua V.2 prams in its own Kaunas factory and also offers the compact Sia stroller. Tutis describes its prams as “designed and made in Lithuania”. The two work together: Noordi 3-in-1 sets come with the Tutis Beno infant car seat.
Lithuania is a small country on the Baltic coast, but Kaunas, its second city, has a long habit of building prams. If you have seen a Lithuanian pram in a UK, German or Czech shop, it most likely came from one of two brands.
Noordi
Noordi was founded in 2013 as a family business. Its prams are designed in Kaunas, and the Fjordi V.2 and Aqua V.2 are made in Noordi’s own factory there, where prams have been produced since 1993. The look is calm and Scandinavian-inspired, but the brand is Lithuanian through and through. Noordi Fjordi won Gold in the All-Terrain category of the MadeForMums Awards 2021, and Luno All Trails took joint Bronze for Premium Travel Systems in 2022.
| Model | Type | Weight | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fjordi V.2 | All-terrain 2-in-1, suspension on every wheel | 11 kg with carrycot | €815 |
| Aqua V.2 | 2-in-1 for town and park, THERMOCOT™ pad | 12.3 kg with carrycot | €949 |
| Sia | Compact stroller from birth, carbon frame | 5.9 kg | €269 |
Tutis
Tutis is the other Kaunas name you will meet. The brand says it started operating in 1998 and describes its prams as “designed and made in Lithuania”. Trade press reports a factory with more than 200 people, partly powered by 300 solar panels, and sales in over 30 markets. Tutis also makes the Beno infant car seat used in Noordi’s 3-in-1 sets.
What prams from Lithuania have in common
- Built for real weather: wind off the Baltic, wet autumns and snowy winters shape priorities like insulated carrycots, rain covers and suspension.
- Made in the EU: frames, sewing and assembly happen close together, and parts and repairs come from a factory a few days away by road.
- Quiet, practical design: fewer gimmicks, more thought about what the baby feels on a long walk.
Where can you buy a Lithuanian pram?
Noordi ships directly from noordi.com across the EU, with free delivery and 14-day returns, and you can see prams in person through our partner shops on the find us page. In the UK, Noordi is supported through Buggy Clinic.
Noordi · designed and made in Kaunas
From the first weld to the final test, Fjordi V.2 and Aqua V.2 are built under one roof in Kaunas. Read the full story, with photos from each floor of the factory.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Noordi a Lithuanian brand?
Yes. Noordi was founded in 2013 and is based in Kaunas, Lithuania. Its design is Scandinavian-inspired, but the company is Lithuanian.
Is Noordi Scandinavian?
No. The name and style are inspired by the North, but Noordi designs and makes its prams in Lithuania.
Are Noordi and Tutis the same company?
They are separate brands from Kaunas that work together; Noordi 3-in-1 sets include the Tutis Beno car seat.
Where are Tutis prams made?
Tutis states that its prams are designed and made in Lithuania.
Which Noordi pram is made in Lithuania?
Fjordi V.2 and Aqua V.2 are made in Noordi’s own factory in Kaunas.
Two brands, one city, and prams built for the kind of weather the Baltic is known for.
Sources: Noordi facts, Tutis customer service, Tutis: company story, Nursery Today on Tutis, MadeForMums Awards 2022. Checked October 2026.
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