Gate-side menswear upgrade in Terminal 2
Hugo Boss in Terminal 2 sits along the main Schengen shopping stretch, a short walk from several SAS and Star Alliance gates. It focuses on menswear and accessories, so think sharp shirts, tailored jackets, and work-ready trousers rather than souvenir tees. Prices line up with typical EU high-street luxury, with shirts often around mid-€100s and leather accessories higher. If you forgot a blazer before a meeting in central Copenhagen, this is one of the few spots airside that can actually fix it.
The shop opens from early morning to match the first wave of T2 departures and usually runs into the late evening bank of flights. Everything is post-security in Terminal 2, so you won’t be able to reach it from Terminal 3 without passing through the airside connector and staying within Schengen. Expect standard Hugo Boss sizing and fits; suits tend to lean slim, so factor that in if you are shopping between flights in winter layers.
Stock leans business and smart-casual: navy and grey tailoring, shirts in white and pale blue, and accessories like belts, wallets, and cufflinks. Footwear options sit in the mid-range of the brand’s line-up, with dress shoes generally priced in the low to mid-€200s. For quick buys, accessories near the entrance work best; avoid trying full made-to-measure needs here, as airport time and selection limit what staff can reasonably do.
Staff can usually handle simple alterations advice and gift receipt questions in English, Danish, and often German. Tax-free pricing applies if your destination and passport qualify under current EU and Danish rules, so bring your boarding pass and ID to have them process purchases correctly. One practical move: snap photos of size labels from your wardrobe at home; it speeds up finding the right cut when you only have a 40–60 minute layover.