Forza Collective Winter 2025

On January 27, the Copenhagen Fashion Week started with the debut of Autumn/Winter collections for 2025. At this opportunity, the Danish fashion house Forza Collective became the second brand to deliver its creations for the season. With 25 looks and plenty of accessories, the Forza Collective Autumn/Winter 2025 collection is a new release that is worth seeing, and here you will find the reason why…

Founded in Copenhagen, Forza Collective started cultivating its vision in 2023. It was this year that the Danish fashion designer Kristoffe Kongshaug decided to create his own brand. Since its conception, the house has shown up in the last 2 Fashion Weeks, with collections that stick to their creative DNA. Talking about DNA, the brand essence consists of the creation of aesthetics, with the objective of creating harmonies among designs.

This effort is not only made in Denmark; the house has its resources provided exclusively from Italy by Limonta (a prestigious textile company) and manufactured in Portugal (and also in Denmark). In other words, the house is, in fact, a collective effort to bring a sustainable way to create fashion, and the Autumn-Winter collection is proof of that.

The collection

The Forza Collective Autumn-Winter 2025 collection is an expression of contrasts of eras. To be more precise, it combines French aesthetics and designs from the 1920s and techniques of the 1990s. Additionally, the collection has a touch of Scandinavian minimalism that resembles its Danish origins. In this matter, the nostalgic designs blended with the freedom and sophistication that Forza Collective is known for. This creative proposal is reinforced by its creator by saying the following:

“I fell in love with french illustrations from old magazines dated back to the 20 ́s and 30 ́s featuring draping and alot of focus on a dropped waist line. They were either very strict and structured, or 360 degrees, I like the idea of bringing these to life, and placing them in a more contemporary and modern setting”

Kristoffer Kongshaug, Founder and Creative Director

The collection presents more than 25 looks with plenty of options for casual and formal outfits. In the matter of design, the color palette is divided into strong and dark colors such as brown and black and colorful colors such as red, lime yellow, and light blue. The color decisions give freedom of mix and choice to anyone who decides to use the items in different seasons and situations. This, of course, is along with the brand philosophy of creating a useful, sustainable, and luxurious option for Forza Collective’s fashionistas.

Finally, the sustainability of the collections is one of the pillars of Forza Collective Autumn-Winter 2025. In this matter, the Scandinavian house used wool, tip-dyed faux fur, twill, stone-washed jersey, mesh, faux leather, and cotton poplin. As a matter of fact, 100% of the material used by Forza Collective is recycled, a noble characteristic that makes this collection a unique gem in the Fashion Week.

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Purchase a piece

The Forza Collective Autumn-Winter 2025 collection will be available to purchase online in the beginning of the season. To be more precise, if everything runs smoothly, in August you will be able to purchase through their official website.

Furthermore, Forza Collective offers other options on their website, such as coats and handbags. You may find something you would like to use if you check their shop right here.

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In case you decide to buy through their website, the Scandinavian house ships internationally with DHL. The delivery time inside the European Union is 1-3 business days. Shipping time to other countries will take normally between 3-5 business days.

If you are not satisfied with a purchase, you can return it within 14 days of receiving it. To apply for a return or ask for more information about it, you can request information at this email: contact@forzacollective.org.

The sources of information and images are from Copenhagen Fashion and Forza Collective.