100 years of progress.
Still made for life.
This August, we proudly celebrate a century of purposeful design with an immersive experience during Copenhagen Fashion Week. Marking the start of our 100 years anniversary, this exhibition reflects our continued commitment to craftsmanship, circularity, and weather tested innovation.
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Where: Nils Stærk Gallery, Glentevej 49
When: Tuesday 5th of August, 3pm - 7pm
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Event program:
3pm - 7pm Open Exhibition
3pm - 6pm 66°North Ice cream powered by Siciliansk IS
5pm - 5:30pm Panel Talk “The Craft of Longevity" moderated by Nikita Hoffmann Andersen, ELLE Denmark, in conversation with Helgi Oskarsson and Bergur Guðna, 66°North; Lucy Maguire, Vogue Business; and Chris Black, Done to Death Projects.
5:30pm - 7pm Afternoon drinks
100 Years of Progress. Still Made for Life. A behind the scenes experience. Inside, you'll step into a working atelier inspired by our own factories, featuring live repairs, garment prototypes, and raw materials.
“Our journey over the last hundred years has been marked by innovation, without compromising on the core values built into the company since its inception.” - Helgi Óskarsson, our CEO. “This Copenhagen Fashion Week exhibition reflects our unwavering dedication to craftsmanship, durability, and purposeful design, and offers guests an insight into the inner workings of our factories and repair shops.”
From our early days outfitting Icelandic fishermen to today's GORE‑TEX® powered collections, every piece we make is built for durability, tested by mountaineers, and made to perform in the toughest conditions. The installation also gives you a first look at our SS26 collection, featuring packable outerwear, technical shells, and fleece layers engineered for everyday adventures.
By pulling back the curtain on how we work, we’re celebrating not just our heritage, but the principles that continue to shape our future.