Our good friends from Copenhagen just hit the floor. Norse Projects returns with a new delivery of minimal, functional garments that skip the overcomplications. Since 2004, the label has mastered the art of elevation, focusing on premium materials and subdued Scandinavian design. If you're looking for timeless elevation, start here.

Founded in Copenhagen, the Danish brand embodies a mission to create contemporary furniture and accessories that blend utility, durability, and a clean aesthetic accessible to a wide audience. Their design ethos focuses on using industrial techniques to bring sophisticated, enduring form to everyday objects. The collection features essential home pieces, including the highly functional PC Portable Lamp, which exemplifies HAY’s commitment to clever design that elevates the standard for modern living.

While the original was designed in 1959 and debuted for the 1960 Rome Olympics as a multi-sport trainer, the '70s version evolved into the silhouette we recognize today, shifting from the track to a lifestyle staple for the "terrace" subcultures of the era. Its design is defined by its anatomical, low-profile frame, the signature "X" overlay on the heel, and a slim rubber outsole. The recent 70s reissues celebrate that vintage finesse with premium leather and suede finishes, keeping it as one of the cleanest, most understated models in the archive