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What changes: US skate/tattoo lineage, no multi-brand retail side
Brand profile
Copenhagen streetwear label and multi-brand store, founded 1999 out of the city's art and tattoo scene, known for graphic prints and its Kaj mascot.
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Founded in 1999 by three men from Copenhagen's art, tattoo and graffiti scenes, and the clothes stay print-led — artist graphics and the house mascot Kaj.
The Kronprinsensgade courtyard flagship stocks Stone Island, C.P. Company, Adidas, Patta, Patagonia, Timberland and Edwin alongside the in-house line, with a barber and rotating art shows.
The core is T-shirts, hoodies and sweatshirts at mid prices, extended by shirting and workwear-shaped jackets and trousers rather than technical or tailored pieces.
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What changes: US skate/tattoo lineage, no multi-brand retail side
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What changes: Broader design/lifestyle output, higher price
Le Fix is a Copenhagen streetwear label and multi-brand store founded in 1999 by Benny Kusk, Rasmus Jacobsen and Jesper Holm, who came together out of the city's art, tattoo and graffiti scenes. The in-house line runs to graphic T-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, shirting, workwear-inflected jackets and trousers, frequently featuring artist prints and the brand's mascot Kaj. Its courtyard flagship on Kronprinsensgade pairs the label with Stone Island, C.P. Company, Adidas, Patta, Patagonia, Timberland and Edwin, plus an in-store barber and rotating art shows; the Nørrebro site houses the design studio.