Duno

Among DUNO’s four lines, this line is responsible for higher-end offerings using luxury materials. On official product pages, products made with Loro Piana wool and cashmere and STORM SYSTEM are presented as the ATTIC project, and the ATTIC theme is also explicitly shown on the interior labeling. Pambianco also presents it separately from the other three lines as a segment focused on fine materials and tailoring, giving it the brand’s most material-focused positioning.

Within DUNO’s four-line structure, this line is responsible for the proposal that emphasizes creativity most strongly. Pambianco identifies Code as the fourth line, following Timeless, Contemporary, and Attic, and describes its role as maximizing the brand’s creativity through items with distinctive styles. In contrast to Timeless, which updates core styles; Contemporary, which advances functionality; and ATTIC, which uses premium materials, Code focuses more on individualistic forms and expression.

Among DUNO’s four lines, this line expands modernity through updates to materials and functionality, in contrast to the classic character of Timeless. Pambianco describes Contemporary as an evolution of the brand, positioning it as a more contemporary offering using technical materials. Within the lineup of four lines, it is responsible for expanding functionality, between Timeless, which updates signature pieces, ATTIC, which uses premium materials, and Code, which emphasizes creativity.

Within DUNO’s four-line structure, this is the central line that presents updated versions of the brand’s signature classic models each season. Pambianco positions Timeless as the line bringing together its most representative models; while Contemporary focuses on evolution through functional materials, ATTIC occupies the upper tier with luxury materials, and Code offers more distinctive proposals, Timeless serves as the brand’s point of reference.