Skechers has opened its first flagship store in Copenhagen, Denmark, situated at Amagertorv 11 in the heart of the city. The 700 square meter destination marks the brand’s most prominent retail statement in the Nordics to date, bringing its full product universe to one of Copenhagen’s most high traffic and prestigious shopping addresses.
What the Store Offers
The flagship is a reimagination of mid century design, illuminated by state of the art digital LED screens, Copenhagen inspired graphics and a giant Skechers Slip ins® shoe as a centrepiece display. The store covers the full breadth of the Skechers offer, from athleisure, fashion, casual, and work styles for men and women to a dedicated children’s section, with lifestyle collections enhanced by the brand’s core comfort innovations, including Skechers Hands Free Slip-ins® Technology, Arch Fit® Technology, Max Cushioning® Technology, and Hyper Burst Pro™ Technology. A dedicated Skechers Performance area showcases the brand’s…
footwear for running, football, golf, court and padel, basketball, and outdoor activities. Shoppers will also have access to a Skechers apparel and accessories range being introduced in Denmark for the first time. A Strong Nordic Foundation The Copenhagen flagship is not Skechers’ first move in the market.
The brand has built a network of 32 stores across Denmark, including four concept stores already in Copenhagen, making the flagship a natural next step in an already established and growing presence. Michael Greenberg, President of Skechers, said, “Skechers has experienced strong growth in the Nordics, particularly in Denmark.
We have established a solid footprint across the region with 32 stores in the country, and our high profile Copenhagen store has arrived at the right place and time to escalate our presence.” A Global Athlete Roster With Local Relevance The Copenhagen opening carries particular resonance given Skechers’ growing roster of elite European football talent.
Denmark international Matt O’Riley is among the brand’s global athlete ambassadors, alongside Anthony Elanga, Harry Kane, Mohammed Kudus, Romeo Lavia, and Barış Alper Yılmaz. Peter Jørgensen, Country…
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