
Pulsar Cargo
The Pulsar cargo pants and shorts distil the label's utilitarian codes — technical fabric, modular pockets and hardware — into its most recognisable trouser.
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Copenhagen label from brothers Julius and Victor Juul, making monochrome, industrial-minded ready-to-wear with technical fabrics, harnesses and custom hardware.



Despite the Copenhagen base, the clothes lean dark and utilitarian: monochrome palettes, harness detailing, exposed hardware and technical fabrics on sharp tailored shells.
Brothers Julius and Victor Juul still own and run the label independently, showing on the European fashion week calendar with production in Italy, France and Portugal.
Jackets and coats are what the label is known for, and most pieces are cut as unisex rather than split into men's and women's lines.

The Pulsar cargo pants and shorts distil the label's utilitarian codes — technical fabric, modular pockets and hardware — into its most recognisable trouser.
2 live now · from $120
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The Derby blazer and tailored trousers show the sharp, monochrome Copenhagen tailoring that anchors every HELIOT EMIL collection.
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Basalt jeans are the brand's core denim, translating its industrial black-on-black aesthetic into everyday five-pocket form.
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HELIOT EMIL is a Copenhagen ready-to-wear label founded in 2017 by brothers Julius Juul, creative director, and Victor Juul, CEO, and named after their great-grandfather. Collections are largely unisex and monochrome, built on sharp tailoring, utilitarian hardware, harness detailing and technical fabrics, with production in Italy, France and Portugal. The brothers still run the business independently, working from a former Copenhagen auto repair shop converted into a gallery, showroom and studio. The label shows seasonally on the European fashion week calendar, having debuted at Milan for SS17.