Scandinavian design has been influencing us for some time in both the interiors and fashion arenas. So I finally decided to get on over to Copenhagen to soak up some Nordic influence.
Copenhagen offers a top-selected choice for every fashion-conscious traveler.
Classic and casual street wear—basic tees, classic shirts, chinos, jeans, knitwear and sweatshirts—are twisted into interesting silhouettes. Fabrics range from a classic mix of dark navy corduroy and light denim chambray to check flannel and lambswool knitwear.
IL
Man's best friend
Don’t judge a book by it’s cover—this store may be hard to find, located in a basement with just a small, decent sign, but definitely worth the quest.
Pede & Stoffer Herre
Making a modernist understatement
Looks like an average clothing store but offers one of the best choices in contemporary menswear.
Wood Wood IV
Well wooded
Rather cosy due to the size and darkness—black walls support the poor light in the basement—this branch of the WoodWood family puts focuses on the mens.
Butik 1206
Across the universe
Small and excellent selection—don’t miss the hairdresser in the back!
Paristexas
Extracurricular activity
Grab your newest it-item from one of the winding rails in this über-modern store right in front of the university, and don’t feel too observed by the envious eyes of the poor students, who can only afford some window shopping.
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