The best fashion and gift stores Denmark

The work of the glass is fine, coloured and original. Beautiful showroom, opened on the blowers workshop.

Created by three blacksmiths in 1997, Dorte Eilenberger, Charlotte Steen and Gitte Christensen, today Charlotte alone is responsible for the workshop's production. She works mainly in steel combined with materials such as mirror, wood, glass... and her unique decorative pieces (furniture, pots, candleholders, tables, chairs...) are particularly renowned. She also creates sculptures for private clients, as well as for major brands (hotels, restaurants, etc.) and some fifty churches throughout the country.

Goods offers the best in fashion for men! "A fresh look at classic men's urban fashion." This is the motto of this store which attracts Copenhagen fashionistas by having carefully selected rather high-end brands from all over the fashion world. You'll find the Quebec perfumer Parfum H, the British Drake's, the Danish Andersen-Andersen, the French Paraboot, the Italian Boglioli, the Japanese Nanamica... Gentlemen or ladies, beautiful gifts in prospect!

"Sirri" is the link between the shepherd and the sheep, the way the sheep calls the flock! The idea behind this family business, created in 2000 by Arni and Karin Brattaberg, is to use the natural resources available in the Faroe Islands to create a unique product, 100% organic and 100% Faroese, without mixing with other wools and whose colours are only based on vegetable dyes. Elsewhere, beware, many sweaters are imported from Norway, check the label if you want a genuine product.

Heimavirkni, literally "domestic industry", is a society of local artists and craftsmen who produce hand-knitted clothing, embroidery, wooden objects, paintings, glass artworks and more. The artists take turns manning the store, so it's a great opportunity to meet and chat with them. Nice choice of sweaters.

A visit to this beautiful and huge building around a courtyard is a must: the oldest bookshop in the Faroes and one of the oldest shops still in operation. It was opened in 1865 by the bookbinder Hans Nicolai Jacobsen, father of Jakob Jakobsen (1864-1918), one of the most important Faroese philologists. The present shop is a labyrinth of books, of course, but also souvenirs, crockery, dolls, video games, etc.

There are several record stores in which local productions are found alongside international music, but instead go to the source, it's cheaper! The Tutl disques has its shop near the passenger port. You will also find Icelandic, Greenlandic and Sámi discs (the Finnish and Swedish "Eskimos").

For a long time, the heart of Tórshavn was the harbour and the city centre. This is no longer quite true today with the SMS Shopping Center. All wood and glass built, with sloping roofs and a monumental fountain in the middle, it is organized on two floors, with a large area occupying most of the ground floor. You can find snacks for your hikes or stock up on local beer, and find a few Scandinavian brands that have never been seen in France (Nomi jewellery, Name It clothes or the florist Fípan).

A historic house in the history of Danish design, responsible for the production of furniture that has become timeless. The famous CH24 chair, also known as the Wishbone Chair, the very first model by Hans J. Wegner designed exclusively for Carl Hansen & Søn in 1949, has been in continuous production since 1950. Recognizable by its Y-shaped backrest and seat, hand-woven from 120 meters of rope! Here you'll find everything you need for indoor and outdoor living... A story that began in 1908!

Since 1904, Georg Jensen has been the benchmark for goldsmiths and jewellers. Housed in a building with an elegant white stone facade, the showroom lives up to the expectations of a venerable house that supplies the Royal Family of Denmark. Contemporary, minimal and architectural furniture to enhance the brilliance and purity of the lines of the silverware. Dishes and cutlery of course, but also beautiful watches and beautiful silver jewellery. To dream a little ! or to indulge oneself...

Two reasons to make a detour. First of all the superb building designed by Jørn Utzon, the Danish architect of the Sydney Opera House. Inside, one can appreciate the arrangement of the volumes and the diffusion of natural light. Then, in a second step, you will immerse yourself in the must of Danish design. Ole Paustian founded this furniture store in 1964. The biggest names are gathered in this sublime exhibition space. You can also buy books and international magazines on the subject and have lunch on site.

BO for the inmates! This famous Danish brand of high-end radios, televisions and hi-fi systems was created in 1925 by two school friends, Svend Olufsen and Peter Bang, in a remote countryside of Jutland (the head office is still there, in Struer, 11,000 inhabitants!). His products are nowadays exhibited in some art museums (notably at the Museum of Modern Art in New York): advanced technology, a sense of design and crazy prices. His showroom at the foot of the Radisson Hotel in Frederiksberg allows you to dream in front of the latest novelties.

Artist jeweler. His workshop runs through one of the shopping streets of Lønstrup, and his work is original as well as the character.

A cave of Ali Baba for the amateurs of china. Almost like a museum, the pieces are of such quality. You can find everything in profusion, from the floor to the ceiling, in this antique and second-hand store on Østergade, the pedestrian street, notably very beautiful enamelled plates. Entering through the side door, a superb courtyard of a merchant's house from the late ^18th century. Yellow walls, half-timbering, rosebushes and a few tables of a café in the shade of hundred-year-old oaks.

All music, on vinyl or Cds, used and new discs. A rich and varied stock.

Nordisk Korthandel was founded in 1959. It is a specialist in maps and other planispheres. It also provides travel guides to travel around the world and practical guides to sports activities. Cycling in particular. Maybe you will find a Danish version of the Petit Futé! In the shop in Studiestraede, in Copenhagen's "study district". There are printers on the premises that make custom-made DitKort, topographical maps of Denmark according to your choice. You can choose the period from 1842 to the present day.

Ethnic clothing, very original, crés by the designer duo very popular Munthe and Simonsen.