Kokoille

Kokoille is a Finnish phrase that conveys the idea of “for all sizes” or “to all sizes.” It is formed from the noun koko, meaning size or whole, combined with the allative suffix -ille, which marks direction or beneficiary in Finnish. In common usage kokoille functions as a target-of-action expression, often appearing in marketing, product descriptions, or discussions of inclusive design.

In practice, kokoille appears in phrases that describe products or services intended to accommodate a wide range of sizes. Examples include vaatteet kokoille (clothes for all sizes) and ratkaisut kokoille (solutions for all sizes). The expression is particularly common in contexts related to fashion, accessibility, consumer electronics, and digital design, where inclusivity across different dimensions—such as body size, screen size, or usability—is emphasized.

Linguistically, kokoille is a bound form that typically appears within larger phrases rather than as a stand-alone noun. It reflects a broader tendency in contemporary Finnish to use compounds and case endings to express targeted applicability or benefit. Because it is largely a practical, promotional, or colloquial construction, its use can vary by register. In more formal writing, speakers may opt for alternative formulations that restate the same idea with different syntactic placements.

Kokoille does not denote a distinct organization or widely recognized term; rather, it is a functional expression used to communicate inclusivity in size-related contexts. See also Finnish language, inclusive design, marketing terminology.