The best fashion and gift stores Copenhagen

A workshop created by 3 blacksmiths in 1997, Dorte Eilenberger, Charlotte Steen and Gitte Christensen, but today only Charlotte is responsible for production. She works mainly in steel combined with materials such as mirror, wood, glass... and her unique decorative pieces (furniture, pots, candlesticks, 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!

Founded in 1908, Carl Hansen & Søn is a landmark in the history of Danish design, producing furniture that has become timeless. Hans J. Wegner's famous CH24 chair, also known as the Wishbone Chair, was designed exclusively for Carl Hansen & Søn in 1949 and has been in continuous production since 1950. It's recognizable by its Y-shaped back and seat, hand-woven from 120 meters of rope! Here you'll find everything you need to furnish your home, indoors or out...

Since 1904, Georg Jensen has been the benchmark for goldsmiths and jewelers. Housed in a building with an elegant white stone façade, the showroom lives up to expectations for a venerable house that supplies the Danish royal family. Contemporary furnishings, minimal and architectural, highlight the brilliance and purity of the silverware's lines. Dishes and cutlery, of course, but also fine watches and silver jewelry. To dream a little, or treat yourself...

Two reasons to make a detour. Firstly, the superb building designed by Jørn Utzon, the Danish architect of the Sydney Opera House. Inside, you can appreciate the arrangement of volumes and the diffusion of natural light. Next, you'll immerse yourself in the must-have of Danish design. Ole Paustian founded this furniture store in 1964. The most famous names are gathered in this sublime showroom. 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.

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

Nordisk Korthandel was founded in 1959. It specializes in maps and planispheres. It also supplies travel guides for all over the world, as well as practical guides to sporting activities. Cycling in particular. Maybe you'll find a Danish version of the Petit Futé! In the store in Studiestraede, in Copenhagen's "study district". On-site printers produce custom-made DitKort, topographical maps of Denmark to your specifications. Select the period from 1842 to the present day.

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

Created in 1995 by two brothers, Tej and Bjørn Bruun, this brand is now available internationally with more than 1,000 stores in about 30 countries. It remains the most popular Danish brand in Scandinavia. Aimed at both men and women, the brand offers various types of clothing and accessories at very affordable prices. A classic and modern style at the same time, just like Copenhagen, an elegant and relaxed city! On sale at Illum and Magasin du Nord. Nordic simplicity and cool comfort to seduce you!

Beautiful store near the Marble church. Superb presentation of objects, many of which will be familiar to you and, for good reason, they come from France for the most part. Here, melon bells, coffee bowls from our grandmothers or statues of the Virgin are furiously exotic in these protestant latitudes. Frenchy trend but you can also find some Danish glasses or plates. The anti-kitsch: everything here is chosen and highlighted with taste. Further up the same street, at n° 116, there is a Fil De Fer Botanik, a florist version of the parent company.

A boutique to the original concept: Danish designers, volunteers, propose to personalize the clothes you have chosen at a low price.

Mix of Luxury is a boutique offering a selection of designer clothing for women. It is widely provided with all kinds of clothes and accessories. A real headache to choose! Luckily, the boutique is complemented by online sales. Very smart information to know especially when you have to travel light! Among the flagship brands of the place: Claire Virot's Parisian sandals, Lala Berlin's blouses, Missoni's textiles, or their own range of very bohemian chic jewelry!

For almost 40 years, Søren has been a leading designer of custom bicycles. The two-wheeled vehicles of this ultra-renowned brand in Copenhagen have become almost works of art, unique objects. They are indeed exhibited in some museums, such as the Louisiana created in collaboration with designers. The pieces are assembled by hand with the best materials. The temple of the custom bike supplier to the royal family. But this has a price, of course... Depending on your means, opt for nice accessories.

Kobenhaven K. A name that seems to come straight out of a James Bond movie! And for good reason, you will find here something to change your appearance or change your look! A very select shop of second-hand clothes and homemade items! An address not easy to find, a little hidden at the bottom of a courtyard where you can park your bike and sit down to chat. A real Ali Baba's cave of Danish hipster taste. Inside, many accessories and clothes, all neatly arranged and labeled, to adopt a cool and retro style at a reasonable price.

Storm is recognized as Copenhagen's trendiest fashion store. An evolution towards a trendy concept store. In addition to clothes, a wide selection of beauty products, fashion accessories (glasses, clutches, jewelry, belts...) music, magazines, books and DVDs are on offer, and the icing on the cake: more and more exhibitions are organized. It's the perfect place to find brands like Kitsuné, Van Noten, AMI, Demeulemeester, Marine Serra and Ambush. Men and women will be in style!

Carmen is one of the oldest thrift stores in town. You will easily recognize the shop by the Dannebrog floating in front and the clothes hanging just below. On National Holiday, only red coins! A thrift shop, of course, but a thrift shop that contains rather select treasures and therefore scratched, with a focus on the 1970s and 1980s. A decorative corner slips in among the leathers, dresses and shoes. Cushions, plaids visible in the window. Run there if you like to chase, if only for the look!