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Saks Potts
Copenhagen winters are long and tonal, and the label built its reputation by refusing to dress for them that way. Saks Potts is a Danish house known first for outerwear: leather coats trimmed with shearling at the collar and cuffs, high-shine lambskin, belted shapes that flare rather than hang straight, and colour used where most coats settle for black.
The rest of the wardrobe carries the same instinct rather than toning it down. Slip and mini dresses come in print, tops are sequinned or strapless, lace is worked at midi length, and leather is cut into trousers and corsetry. Named coat shapes recur — Foxy among them, with shearling at collar and cuff — so a silhouette that works can be found again in a different skin or colour.
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