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Han Kjøbenhavn, often styled HAN Kjøbenhavn, is a brand of men's wear based out of Copenhagen, Denmark. It was founded by Jannik Wikkelsø Davidsen and Tim Faith Hancock in 2008...

Han Kjøbenhavn, often styled HAN Kjøbenhavn, is a brand of men's wear based out of Copenhagen, Denmark. It was founded by Jannik Wikkelsø Davidsen and Tim Faith Hancock in 2008 when they launched an eyewear line that quickly expanded into a full apparel collection.

Han Kjøbenhavn's first flagship store is located on Vognmagergade in central Copenhagen. In 2013, the brand opened a flagship store at 27 Prince Street in Soho, New York City. In 2015, it opened a flagship store at 3 Rue des Rosiers in the Le Marais of Paris, and has since become a real staple of progressive Scandinavian brands.

History of the brand

Han Kjobenhavn is a Danish designer brand that has been presenting simple and ästhetic elements in an innovative mix to a modern audience since 2008. Han Kjøbenhavn uses vintage and traditional Scandinavian style. The style is calm, yet offers the two designers enough ideas for extremely cut shapes. Founders Jannik Wikkels Davidsen and Tim Faith Hancock successfully opened their flagstore during Fashion Week in Copenhagen in 2015. The label has been strongly influenced by a vibrant and lively Danish design world that has emerged with designers such as Arne Jacobsen, Finn Juhl and Poul Kjaerholm.

The brand's top models

The inspirations of this brand are Dänish möbel just as the new Dänish architecture, which like the visions of fashion companies is to resonate with a contemporary fashion in line with a much bigger ideas. The fashion brand's latest items can be seen at fashion shows around the world and can be found exclusively in the company's webstore for several months. The new offerings include fashion pieces and shoes, bags and murals made from a variety of high-quality materials such as merino wool, cashmere and wool. Han Kjobenhavn launches one of its ästhetic clothing collections each season, which appear flashy and loud, although the cuts and shapes follow a Scandinavian tradition.