Fashion Nerds

Copenhagen, Denmark

Cathrine Saks

  • Expressive outerwear
  • Playful materials
  • Community-inspired wardrobes

Cathrine Saks co-founded Saks Potts with childhood friend Barbara Potts, developing a fashion project through intuition rather than conventional design training. The label first became known for brightly coloured, fur-trimmed coats and later expanded into a wider wardrobe.

Group photograph of Cathrine Saks and Barbara Potts

Pictured: Cathrine Saks and Barbara Potts.

Fredericia Furniture — caption names Cathrine Saks and Barbara Potts · Copyrighted; see source terms.

Five looks to know

Saks Potts — Look 1 — Cathrine Saks, Copenhagen Fall 2024

Collection selection

Saks Potts — Look 1

Copenhagen Fall 2024

Designed by Barbara Potts, Cathrine Saks for Saks Potts’s Copenhagen Fall 2024 collection.

Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com
Saks Potts — Look 5 — Cathrine Saks, Copenhagen Fall 2024

Collection selection

Saks Potts — Look 5

Copenhagen Fall 2024

Designed by Barbara Potts, Cathrine Saks for Saks Potts’s Copenhagen Fall 2024 collection.

Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com
Saks Potts — Look 8 — Cathrine Saks, Copenhagen Fall 2024

Collection selection

Saks Potts — Look 8

Copenhagen Fall 2024

Designed by Barbara Potts, Cathrine Saks for Saks Potts’s Copenhagen Fall 2024 collection.

Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com
Saks Potts — Look 11 — Cathrine Saks, Copenhagen Fall 2024

Collection selection

Saks Potts — Look 11

Copenhagen Fall 2024

Designed by Barbara Potts, Cathrine Saks for Saks Potts’s Copenhagen Fall 2024 collection.

Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com
Saks Potts — Look 12 — Cathrine Saks, Copenhagen Fall 2024

Collection selection

Saks Potts — Look 12

Copenhagen Fall 2024

Designed by Barbara Potts, Cathrine Saks for Saks Potts’s Copenhagen Fall 2024 collection.

Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Collections & archive pieces

1 collections represented · 1 piece

Fall 2024

1 piece

About Cathrine Saks

Personal memories and the clothes worn by their own community helped shape collections that combined playful materials with an increasingly practical view of dressing.