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Concept Stores in Copenhagen
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Berner Kühl works with restrained menswear silhouettes and fabrics sourced mainly from Japan and Italy, selling online and through stockists. The Copenhagen label does not have a dedicated shop in this record, so a visit depends on the relevant stockist. Day Birger et Mikkelsen combines Scandinavian ready-to-wear with embroidery and beading, continuing the Copenhagen clothing label founded by Keld Mikkelsen and Malene Birger.
Copenhagen menswear label founded 2019 by Frederik Berner Kuhl, working in restrained silhouettes with fabrics sourced mainly in Japan and Italy. Sells online and via stockists (Grocery, Dr. Adams), not a dedicated shop.
Best for Clean tailoring
Berner Kuhl is a Copenhagen menswear label founded in 2019 by Frederik Berner Kuhl, built around what the brand's own materials call 'clothing of substance.' Its design language favors restraint, proportion and quieter permanence over trend-driven output - a small, considered range of outerwear, knitwear and tailoring updated slowly rather than seasonally. Fabrics are sourced mainly in Japan and Italy, often in limited runs. No dedicated flagship storefront turned up in research; the brand sells direct through its own site and through a small set of stockists, including Copenhagen's Grocery and Dr. Adams, plus Sportivo and Harreso. Highsnobiety profiled the label as an example of Copenhagen's understated, craft-forward menswear scene.
Founded in Copenhagen in 1997 by Keld Mikkelsen and designer Malene Birger, Day blends Scandinavian ready-to-wear with craftsmanship details like embroidery and beading that Mikkelsen drew from years spent in Asia; Birger left as creative director in 2002.
Best for Copenhagen tailoring with relaxed bohemian detail
Day Birger et Mikkelsen was founded in Copenhagen in 1997 by Keld Mikkelsen together with designer Malene Birger, who served as the label's creative director until she departed in 2002 to found her own eponymous brand, By Malene Birger. Mikkelsen, who had spent over a decade living and working across Asia before founding Day, built the label around what he described as a craftsmanship revival — bringing embroidery, beading and other handwork details into otherwise everyday, wearable pieces, drawing directly on techniques and textile traditions he encountered during his years there. The brand describes its own identity as "democratic" in its functionality and "bohemian" in its mindset: designed to be worn easily day to day, but carrying decorative, artisanal touches uncommon in mass-market womenswear at that price point. Since its founding, Day has grown into one of the larger Scandinavian fashion houses, selling through its own stores and stockists including department stores such as Harvey Nichols, while remaining headquartered in Copenhagen. The Asian-tailoring influence Mikkelsen brought to the founding collections has remained part of the brand's stated design language in subsequent collections.
Danish contemporary womenswear label founded in Copenhagen in 2008 by Sanne Sehested; the French retail reference is a Gestuz concession within Printemps department stores, rather than the label's founding location.
Best for Copenhagen leather minis and sharp Scandi partywear.
Copenhagen menswear label founded in 2017 by Kasper Juhl Todbjerg and Oliver Abrenica, producing collections from biodegradable fabrics and deadstock materials in the brand's own city micro-factory.
Best for Modern tailoring
Isnurh is a Copenhagen menswear label founded in 2017 by Kasper Juhl Todbjerg and Oliver Abrenica. The brand positions itself at the intersection of luxury and contemporary design, built around an in-house micro-factory in Copenhagen where much of its production happens on-site. Its stated environmental approach includes biodegradable fabrics, waterless printing technology, regenerated fibres and deadstock materials, aiming to keep production local and reduce waste. Isnurh's sustainability focus earned it a place among ten international brands selected for S|STYLE, the sustainable-fashion platform at Pitti Uomo 104 in Florence in June 2023.
Copenhagen multi-brand menswear shop at Pilestraede 39, opened 2004 by Tobias Sloth, Anton Juul and Mikkel Gronnebaek alongside their Norse Projects label next door; carries Red Wing, Trickers, Fjallraven and other outdoor/heritage brands.
Best for Scandi-Japanese curation
Norse Store began in Copenhagen in 2004 as a retail shop and art gallery founded by Tobias Sloth, Anton Juul and Mikkel Gronnebaek. Their in-house menswear label, Norse Projects, launched from the same address in 2009, blending streetwear, classical workwear and technical materials into understated Scandinavian menswear. As Norse Projects grew into its own brand with a dedicated flagship, the original multi-brand retail operation was moved next door and kept the name Norse Store, stocking a wide range of third-party labels - including Red Wing, Levi's Vintage Clothing, Yuketen, Trickers, Woolrich Woolen Mills and Fjallraven - alongside Norse Projects' own pieces.
Copenhagen's hottest outerwear — Barbara and Cathrine Saks Potts create colorful, statement fur and leather coats worn by celebrities worldwide. The most Instagrammed Danish fashion brand.
Best for The colorful fur coats, the celebrity following, and the Danish boldness.
Copenhagen menswear founded 2002 — tailored streetwear rooted in skateboarding and graffiti culture.
Best for Danish menswear with playful graphics
Soulland was founded in Copenhagen in 2002 by Silas Adler and Jacob Kampp Berliner, beginning with hand-printed t-shirts and evolving into a full-sized menswear imprint. The brand's design principles and aesthetics remain deeply rooted in artisanship and storytelling rather than seasonal trends or commercial calculation. Silas Adler draws inspiration from the cultures and inner circles the founders grew up with—skateboarding, graffiti, and hip-hop culture (Wu-Tang Clan references appear frequently)—translating these influences into minimalist European silhouettes mixed with playful graphics. Collections have debuted at fashion weeks across London, Paris, and Copenhagen, establishing the label as a voice within contemporary menswear discourse. Notably, Adler resists the 'streetwear' label despite its common application, preferring to emphasize intentionality and storytelling over categorical trends. The brand maintains its commitment to pieces that make sense and tell a coherent narrative rather than chasing seasonal collections or fast-fashion cycles.
Rasmus Storm's gallery-like concept store — Copenhagen's answer to Dover Street Market since 1994. Sacai, Wales Bonner and Thom Browne beside niche fragrance, art books and rotating exhibitions; commerce and culture sharing one minimalist room.
Best for The sharpest avant-garde edit in Scandinavia.
Copenhagen fashion label founded 2004 by Nikolaj Nielsen, built around denim, leather and a rock-influenced, utilitarian design ethos. Organic-cotton denim is produced with manufacturing partners in Italy. Showroom in Frederiksberg since 2020.
Best for Denim, Essentials
Won Hundred is a Copenhagen fashion label founded in 2004 by Nikolaj Nielsen, built around denim, leather and a rock-and-roll-inflected, utilitarian design sensibility for men, women and unisex wear. Its denim is made from organic cotton, produced with manufacturing partners in Italy under EU textile regulations. In 2020 Won Hundred moved its showroom to Gammel Kongevej in Frederiksberg, a district bordering central Copenhagen. The label has shown at Copenhagen Fashion Week and is carried by international stockists including Liberty London.
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