Gate-side leather upgrades sit in Ecco’s Terminal 2 store
This Ecco shop in Terminal 2 focuses on shoes and small leather goods you can actually fly in, not just carry home. It sits airside on the Schengen side of CPH, so you reach it after security, between other fashion labels and duty free. Stock skews toward travel-friendly sneakers, walking shoes and sandals, plus a few bags and wallets with the same clean Scandinavian look you see in city stores around Denmark.
Prices track regular Danish retail, not outlet levels, so expect full RRP in Danish kroner on most models, including the typical Ecco soft leather sneakers and walking shoes. You’re paying for last-minute sizing and the chance to swap out uncomfortable shoes before a 3+ hour flight. Staff usually help with quick fitting so you’re not stuck guessing EU sizes right before boarding.
Inventory leans seasonal, with weather-appropriate shoes for Copenhagen’s climate that day, and a smaller run of year-round basics. You’ll see men’s and women’s styles, but kids’ options are thinner than in a city store, so don’t bank on replacing a child’s shoe here. Accessories stay fairly compact: think belts, small crossbody bags, and a few travel-friendly backpacks rather than full luggage.
Figure 10–15 minutes to browse and try on a pair, including paying, so don’t cut it close if your boarding time is under 30 minutes. Practical tip: wear or carry the socks you actually fly in when you stop here, so your new shoes feel right once you’re at 35,000 feet.