78% matchMartine Rose
Warped proportions and subculture-driven menswear
What changes: London rave/tailoring references rather than deadstock upcycling
Brand profile
Copenhagen brand from siblings Nanna and Simon Wick, building oversized denim, workwear and outerwear from deadstock and salvaged garments.
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Collections are cut from deadstock fabric, vintage garments, old tents, military surplus and parachutes rather than new mill-run cloth.
Stains, patches and repairs are kept as part of the design, so pieces read as reworked rather than finished-new.
Founded in 2018 by Nanna and Simon Wick, with Nanna designing; it shows on the CPHFW schedule, sells through SSENSE and has a Pilestraede store.
78% matchWarped proportions and subculture-driven menswear
What changes: London rave/tailoring references rather than deadstock upcycling
72% matchDeconstructed, treated denim at a bigger scale
What changes: Global denim house with far broader range and marketing
70% matchCopenhagen workwear-streetwear, much cleaner lines
What changes: Minimal and repeatable rather than one-off reworked pieces
68% matchSame CPHFW circuit, playful and responsibility-led
What changes: Womenswear-first with prints, not utilitarian menswear
(di)vision is a Copenhagen label founded in late 2018 by siblings Nanna and Simon Wick, with Nanna as head designer. The brand builds collections from deadstock fabric, vintage garments, old tents, military surplus and parachutes, leaving stains, patches and repairs visible as part of the design. Output centres on reworked denim, workwear jackets, technical outerwear, jersey and caps, cut with an oversized, utilitarian silhouette. It shows on the Copenhagen Fashion Week schedule, is stocked by SSENSE and other international retailers, and runs a flagship store on Pilestræde in central Copenhagen.