The Streetwear Shops Guide: Copenhagen

Most of Copenhagen's sneaker and streetwear shops are in Indre By, the old centre, within a few minutes of Strøget. The five below make one walk of about 15 minutes, from Studiestræde in the west to Vingårdstræde near Kongens Nytorv.

We checked every address against the shop's own website, recent press and OpenStreetMap on 4 November 2026. Opening hours change, so check them before you go.

The shops at a glance

1. KarlsKicks, Studiestræde 25
2. Size?, Købmagergade 47
3. Rezet Store, Grønnegade 1
4. Naked Copenhagen, Store Regnegade 2
5. Takeoff, Vingårdstræde 20

KarlsKicks

KarlsKicks is a shop, workshop and sneaker cleaning service in one. Its website sells sneakers, pre-owned pairs, care products and accessories, and it is also known in Copenhagen for custom pairs. The shop opens Monday to Friday from 12:00 to 18:00 and Saturday from 10:00 to 18:00. If you buy and sell pairs yourself, it is a useful address for getting a used pair cleaned before you list it.

Size?

Size? on Købmagergade, one of the main shopping streets off Strøget, carries sneakers and clothing from brands such as Nike, Stüssy, The North Face and Vans. It gets its share of exclusive releases and is the most reliable stop on this list for current models in a full size run.

Rezet Store

Rezet is one of the best-known sneaker shops in Denmark. Its Copenhagen store, on the corner of Grønnegade and Gammel Mønt, sells sneakers and shoes for men and women alongside streetwear and high-end clothing, accessories and lifestyle products. It also hosts sneaker drops and events. It is open every day, with shorter hours on Saturday and Sunday.

Naked Copenhagen

Naked started as a women's sneaker and streetwear shop and is still one of the best places in Scandinavia for women's sizes. In 2023 it opened a larger flagship on Store Regnegade, a two-minute walk from Rezet, and it regularly carries limited Nike and collaboration releases.

Takeoff

Takeoff is a resale sneaker shop founded by sneakerheads from Nørrebro. It says it has Denmark's widest range of hyped and limited sneakers, with more stock in the shop than online. It also buys pairs from customers and will legit-check your sneakers in store. For resellers, it is a good place to see what Danish buyers actually pay for a pair.

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