Location

Denmark

Founded

2013

Price range

€130 – €220

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

500 products

Size range

XS–XXL

New arrivals

24 this month

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Garment Project

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Garment Project is a Danish footwear and clothing brand founded in Copenhagen in 2013. The label began with shoes before growing into a wider wardrobe collection. Its footwear background still shapes how the brand approaches clothing, proportions, materials, and the way different pieces work together. Garment Project shoes include sneakers, loafers, boat shoes, hiking-inspired boots, and other casual styles for men and women. Classic footwear, workwear, and sportswear provide frequent references. The design team updates these familiar forms by changing the sole weight, shape, volume, materials, or surface details. Leather, suede, and hand-stitched elements appear throughout the footwear range. Garment Project footwear is handmade in Portugal using carefully selected materials. The clothing collection includes jeans, trousers, jackets, knitwear, shirts, and technical pieces made with cotton, wool, leather, and specially developed fabrics. The brand also works on collaborations connected to art, music, fashion, and skateboarding. Comfort remains important throughout. For shoppers searching for Danish sneakers and minimalist shoes, Garment Project offers clean footwear and clothing with modern proportions, useful colors, and designs made to fit easily into a coordinated everyday wardrobe.

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Brand Details

Contract manufactured (handmade)
Portugal
Leather Working Group
Last reviewed
Sep 2026
Independent brand
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Frequently asked questions

What is Garment Project?
Garment Project is a Copenhagen brand founded in 2013. It began with footwear and now designs clothing as well, pairing familiar shoe shapes with a restrained approach to materials and detail.
What types of shoes does Garment Project make?
Garment Project’s footwear includes loafers, boat shoes, hiking boots and white tennis sneakers. Its collections use classic silhouettes intended for regular wear, with the exact styles changing by season.
Where are Garment Project shoes made?
Garment Project says its shoes are handmade in Portugal. The brand describes fit, sturdy stitching, cushioning and rubber soles as considerations in its footwear production.
Does Garment Project only sell footwear?
No. Although Garment Project started as a shoe brand, its range now includes garments. The brand’s footwear and clothing are designed as parts of the same everyday wardrobe.
Are Garment Project sneakers intended for everyday wear?
Garment Project describes comfort and durability as priorities across its footwear. Its white tennis sneakers use a familiar, versatile shape; consult each product page for its specific materials and fit.
Where was Garment Project founded?
Garment Project was founded in Copenhagen, Denmark, in 2013. Its Danish origins describe the brand’s home base, while the company says its shoes are handmade in Portugal.

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