Drykorn SS18

We are happy to present to you Drykorn's SS18 collection. 

Browse through the gallery below, and don't hesitate to contact us if there is a particular style you would like us to order for you.

Blue de Gênes SS18

We are happy to present to you Blue de Gênes' SS18 collection. 

Browse through the gallery below and let yourself get inspired - and don't hesitate to contact us if there is a particular style you would like us to order for you.

Merry Christmas From MUD!

Merry Christmas

And a big "Thank You!" from the MUD Team!

2017 has been a year of changes and uncertainty.
From the inauguration of everyone's favourite orange skinned loudmouth to Bob Dylan finally accepting his Nobel Prize; no nook or cranny of the year has been free from surprises. 

The fashion industry is no exception to these changes, but in an age in which everything can be bought online without ever leaving your home, we're stil here.

And the reason we're still here is you – our friends and customers.

So we owe you a big "Thank You" and a Happy New Year!

Be Social – Buy Local

If your friend, boyfriend, husband, father, grandfather, or any other man in your life, needs something special, then visit us at MUD. We have a wide selection of everything from wardrobe stables, to amazing showpieces. And who knows, you might just find a present for yourself as well.

December is a stressful month, so make the most of your time and buy your presents locally. Not only do you avoid the stress of the inner city, you help preserve the neighbourhoods and speciality stores that make Copenhagen an interesting city, shoppingwise .

Drykorn Suiting

If there ever was a Suit-Season, december would be it – and our in-house suit experts Drykorn is sure to make you look impeccable every time you need to don one. 

Xacus Shirts

Everyone's favourite shirt is back!
Razor sharp for the company christmas party? Or relaxed but stylish for christmas eve? Doesn't matter – Xacus does it all!

Gift Cards

We've added a new feature to our website: Gift Cards! The perfect gift for the discerning man, without ever leaving the comfort of your couch.

Check it out!

DRYKORN FW17

Continuing their exploration and reinterpretation of the youth-  and subcultures of decades past, Drykorn have have left the 50’s inspired universe of their SS17 collection behind, and turned their gaze towards the 90’s for their AW17 collection.

The collection examines two of the most prominent subcultures of the 90’s: The Seattle Grunge Scene, with Kurt Cobain’s rough, disheveled style as a focal point, and Britain’s Britpop movement with Jarvis Cocker and Damon Albarn, of Pulp and Blur respectively, as obvious touchstones.

The vigorously creative team at Drykorn, never content with simple rehashings of earlier styles, does not just build on each of these styles – they ram them together to create a masterfuld blend that, while clearly referencing the originators, is entirely its own: The mix of Cobain’s disintegrating sweaters and jeans, Cocker’s razor-sharp suiting and overcoats, and Albarn’s lax, soccer-inspired blend of sports- and workwear, creates a universe which feels both retrospective and undeniably contemporary.

Most of the new collection has already landed in the store - drop by and find your inner rock star.

The History of Pants

The Western world have used pants since ancient times. They are now the most common form of lower-body clothing for men.

The invention of trousers happened because of the inconvenience of wearing robes on horseback, when rushing into battle. The first recorded use of trousers is in the sixth century BC.

In the beginning the Greeks and Romans laughed at this new trend, and called it ridiculous: "Trousers is the attire of barbarians and could NEVER take the place of my masculine toga" - in the 21st century, we can now laugh back at the ancient sarcastic attitude of the dress wearing men.

The Changing Shape of Trousers

Initially, trousers were a military garment. They came in the form of snug shorts or loose fitting trousers that closed at the ankles.

In the late 14th century, they developed into tight trousers with attached foot coverings. This garment had the appearance of hose and was worn by knights underneath plate armour.

By 1500, proportions becoming more and more exaggerated. Trousers were voluminous, ballooning over the thighs and nipping in at the ankle. They were made from ornate cloth, featuring slashes to reveal the colourful lining underneath.

Eventually, these trousers were slimmed down into simple breeches that fastened at the knee. But, these were later dropped in favour of the ankle length trousers worn by the working class.

It was only during the 19th century that we started to see trousers like the ones we wear today. They were a looser fit with a button fly, worn in neutral colours.

It was Edward VII, the eldest son of Queen Victoria, who set the trend for trousers as we know them today. He was also the figure who took trousers creases into the mainstream.

In the last 100 years we have seen trousers all over the place for different purposes. Fashion has changed from baggy to bootcut to flair to skinny fit to cropped. Materials change based on trends and functionality, and as trousers became more versatile so does the characterisations; now you can buy chinos, jeans, leggings, jogging, shorts, knickers and many more.

Men under development indeed.

The ICONIC: Andy Warhol Tribute

RETROSUPERFUTURE have partnered with The Andy Warhol Foundation for a new eyewear capsule dubbed the Iconic Series. In means of honoring the late artist’s legacy and personal sense of style, the brand introduces a new retro frame that boasts a touch of contemporary flair.

The collection is highlighted by two timeless styles, an optical frame in a tinted crystal acetate, as well as sunglasses in Warhol’s signature silver hue with matching flat glass silver lenses by Barberini. Four additional silhouettes are presented in a range of laid back colors.

NO NATIONALITY 07 in Havana

From NN07's own words:

"Havana, Cuba is a legendary place with an exciting, complex history that includes slavery, revolutions, and politics. We always travel with an open mind, and our mission on every journey is to find the true spirit of a destination. In Havana we found a city that was poor when it came to assets and belongings – but rich, and generous with love, personalities, dance and passion.

We are No Nationality. The world is our arena, and our playground. Our models are street-casted people we meet on the journey. Here in Havana we met dancers, chefs, rickshaw drivers, singers andteachers. We met a place filled with pure joy, great food and even greater drinks. We smoked cigars, drank rum, and danced through the nights. Our aim is to inspire other people to travel, and to be open minded."

Developing 90's

One of the biggest trends this summer will be a 90's inspired look for both men and women. For us men, that means; suede jackets, polos, silver chains, sports apparel, printed socks in sandals, denim on denim, side pockets on your trousers, bright colors, check shirts, short sleeve shirts, boxy fit and a lot of prints.

Our suggestion: Don't overdo it!

Find your own combination of stylish - with an edge - and make it your own.

Men Under Development

Here are a few suggestions by DRYKORN

Sale 2017

We hope you arrived safe and sound into 2017, and wish you a wonderful year full of surprises, happiness, and development.

We want to help you develop in style, so we have a giant whale sale in Men Under Development.

Drop by the store!

Sincerely, Kenneth, Mads, Rune & Emil

Christmas Inspiration