Produced using certified Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) yarn, the #101 t-shirts are knitted in Ikast, dyed in Herning, and assembled in our sewing facility in Korsør – all in Denmark.
The process transforms one meter of fabric into one long-sleeved #101 t-shirt.
Mads' father, Jørgen Nørgaard, designed the #101 t-shirt in 1967. It comes in various colours and stripes, which may change a little from season to season, but with a recurrent focus on blacks, whites and reds. In that way, we are modernists and true to the teachings of the Bauhaus School.
We sell the #101 in our physical and online shops and to a limited number of friendly retailers. It never goes on sale, it comes in only one size, and we only sell the original model – the ecru-white NPS stripe with the red neck binding – in our stores on Strøget and Aarhus. Not online, nowhere else. That's how stubborn we are.
Today, the #101 t-shirt is part of the permanent exhibition of Danish classics at the Designmuseum Denmark.
Knitwear collection
Since 2022 we have also been proud to offer a small collection of knitwear made in Denmark. The fine merino yarn is knitted and then sewn together at a small factory in Isenvad, Jutland. The factory's passionate owners, Jesper and Sonny, have preserved the knitting tradition by acquiring knitting machines to keep the knitwear production local.
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