Danish Imports - NYTimes.com Not too far from fellow Danish designer Henrik Vibskov's store, the team behind Han Kjobenhavn has opened their own flagship boutique in SoHo. The designers Tim Faith Hancock and Jannik Wikkelso Davidsen are the latest Copenhagen exports to find a foothold in New York, settling into a 850-square-foot space at 27 Prince Street. Within the glossy white interior, the brand's signature eyewear and work-wear-inspired clothing, previously available only at specialty boutiques, line the shelves and fixtures that the pair conceived themselves. Elsewhere, design books and classic pieces by Arne Jacobsen and Hans Wegner dot the space, reiterating the designers" interests from outside the world of fashion. "Rather than being inspired by just clothes, we are much more into the lines, curves and shapes of furniture and architecture," Davidsen said. This influence is clear in the Italian acetate, Carl Zeiss-lensed frames ($148 to $180), hand-dyed indigo trench ($435) and tailored shirts ($210 to $261) that are the standouts of the store's offerings. Now if only Noma would open a stateside outpost.