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DANNUKU is an accessories line by UVION, produced by Tokyo Maruso Co., Ltd., based in Nihonbashi, Tokyo, Japan. It focuses primarily on scarves and neck warmers made with high-performance filling, layering carefully selected Japanese materials in a three-layer construction. Its features include heat retention, light weight, and reversible designs. The current DANNUKU II is made in Japan, with sewing and inspection also carried out domestically. The company behind the line was founded in 1949 and develops lifestyle and fashion accessories with an emphasis on functionality.

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A high-performance cold-weather accessories line for keeping the neck warm in winter

DANNUKU is a padded scarf line that extends UVION’s range of functional products, centered

DANNUKU is a padded scarf line that extends UVION’s range of functional products, centered on umbrellas, into winter cold-weather accessories. It combines heat-retaining material with padding and features a shape designed to fit snugly around the neck, a reversible design, and a structure that makes it easy to put on by threading one end through an opening. As a high-performance scarf line made in Japan, it provides seasonal functionality distinct from the umbrella line, which addresses rain and sunlight. While KINUWA, which uses Yokohama silk, focuses on styling and creating a light feel around the neck, DANNUKU is a cold-weather accessories line centered on warmth and ease of wear.

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