Here are the 7 Best Streetwear Shops in Copenhagen to Check Out

Right in the heart of the city, you’ll find a small little shop by the name of Solid Streetwear. In addition to having their own individual line (which is also named Solid) where you can purchase a wide variety of jeans, joggers, hoodies, etc., you can also find the brands Blend, Casual Friday, Superdry, Fat Moose, and Tailored & Originals both in-store and online. Solid Streetwear is surrounded by quite a few restaurants and coffee shops, giving you something extra to checkout before or after you go shopping.

Not too far away from Solid is Norse Store, who also has their own line called Norse Projects, along with a large catalog of both household names and smaller designers. Whether you are looking for Carhartt WIP and Nanamica, or Orslow and Padmore & Barnes, Norse has you covered.

Honing in on both streetwear and second-hand vintage clothing, McKorman is a cool little place where you can cop both the new and the old. Designed like a thrift store, you can find tons of rare and unique streetwear gems, along with pieces from various different designers that are either brand new or in very good condition. We also hear that the overall shopping experience is an enjoyable one, which adds to the fun. Dope clothes and good customer service. You can’t really ask for much else.

Of course, we’ve got to have a place devoted solely to sneakers, and for Copenhagen, that place is Rezet Sneaker, home of Denmark’s biggest sneaker warehouse. You can find everything (and we do mean everything) here from Nike to Clarks and Salomon. The prices are fairly reasonable as well, which is important in the sneaker game because we all know, people do be trippin. Rezet, however, is not as their prices are fair. Lots to explore here if you are a sneaker lover.

And speaking of sneaker stores in Copenhagen, how about one meant specifically for women? Finding the right sneaker is hard enough for us girls, but Naked Copenhagen makes it ten times easier for the female residents and visitors. The world’s leading sneaker supplier for women around the globe, there’s also a large supply of sneaker brands that you can find in various different colorways and sizes. What a great way of showing support for women who love streetwear!

Le Fix is the place in Copenhagen where you go to satisfy your shopping fix (bad joke intended). A lifestyle brand deeply rooted in street culture, art, tattoos, and contemporary urban trends, Le Fix has quickly grown to become not just one of Copenhagen’s best-known fashion brands, but a spot where many creatives can network, mix, and mingle. What’s more, the Copenhagen location has an art gallery on the top floor that visitors can also check out while shopping. Cool right?

Having just released their AW22 collection (which is sick by the way), Wood Wood is gearing up for a very successful Q4 and Q1 both online and in their retail locations. While the brand has multiple locations scattered around the globe, its origins are Denmark, having been founded by Karl-Oskar Olsen and Brian SS Jensen in 2002. Wood Wood carries products for men, women, and kids. Be sure to stay tuned to their website as they will probably be having a new drop for the spring season in the coming months.