Søren Johnson was a Danish courtier in Scotland, serving Anne of Denmark, queen consort of James VI and I as master of the wardrobe.
[2] Records survive of clothes made for Anne of Denmark, her ladies in waiting, chamberers, her minister Hans Sering, and her secretaries.
At least one of Anne's gowns was made in the Danish fashion, recorded in Scots as "ane goun of Dence fassoun".
[5] A record of fabrics supplied for Anne of Denmark includes an outfit of black clothes for "Sorne Janesone".
James also gave livery allowances of clothes or money equivalents to some members of the household, "according to the custom of Denmark".