NPS SCARF INTERLOK
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NPS Scarf Interlok Black/Ecru
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SHE'S A RAINBOW
The only thing that has changed about the #101 t-shirt since 1967 is the colours. We make approx. 40 colours per season - most are reruns, some are new. We adjust the range of colours and volumes at our weekly meetings to ensure a beautiful balance between classic and new and between stripes and solid coloured.
STRIPED SINCE 1967
READ MOREThe #101 T-shirt has been proclaimed to be a Danish design icon on several occasions and is a part of the permanent exhibition at Design Museum Denmark. The T-shirt has also been exhibited at several special exhibitions at other Danish museums. In 2014, Jørgen Nørgaard received that year's honorary award at the Elle Style Awards, just as Jørgen Nørgaard was honored with the Design Council's (Designrådet) award in 2007.
#101 FACTORY
READ MOREHave you ever wondered how our iconic #101 T-shirts are made? We have been visiting our sewing factory in Korsør, to get a glimpse of all the steps turning 1 meter of cotton into 1 long sleeved 101 T-shirt.
#MY101
Nørgaard Paa Strøget's #101 T-shirt was designed in 1967 by Jørgen Nørgaard. The t-shirt is knitted, dyed and sewn in Denmark and is made from 100% bci Cotton. The #101 T-shirt is one-size, but comes in two different lengths. The long-sleeved t-shirt is produced in three different types of stripes and in all the different colours of the rainbow.
#MADEINDENMARK
READ MOREWe are very proud to produce our #101 T-shirt in Denmark. The Nørgaard T-shirt was designed by Jørgen Nørgaard in 1967. Since then more than 3 million copies of the popular T-shirt have been sold. The beautiful cotton rib is still knitted in Ikast and sewn in our sewing room in Korsør. We only use Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) yarns for #101.
NØRGAARD PAA STRØGET
NØRGAARD PAA STRØGETNØRGAARD is a third generation multibrand store located in the center of Copenhagen. Starting as a store selling mourning wardrobes by Mathias M. Nørgaard, and later bought by his son Jørgen Nørgaard who reopened the store as a young and modern multibrand store in 1958.
