DURT

One of the four lines offered by DURT, it provides basic clothing for everyday life. Official retail information positions it around the keywords “Everyday, Simple,” and the name is used for core items such as T-shirts and sweatshirts. While URBAN offers an urban, minimalist approach, RESORT is aimed at relaxation and leisure, and TRAVEL focuses on functionality and outdoor use, DAILY covers everyday clothing without limiting it to a specific use. It is not an independent brand, but an everyday-wear line that continues as part of DURT’s brand lineup.

One of the four lines through which DURT organizes its lifestyle offerings by use, this line focuses on relaxed items for vacations and leisure. Official retail information lists “Relaxed” and “Leisure” as its keywords, distinguishing it from DAILY, which covers everyday essentials; URBAN, which is urban-oriented; and TRAVEL, which emphasizes functionality. It is a use-specific sub-line within the brand that retains DURT’s core concept while extending it to styles suited to leisure and open settings.

One of DURT’s four lines, focused on functional apparel intended for travel and outdoor use. Official stockist information positions it around the keywords “Functionality” and “Outdoor,” distinguishing its role from DAILY’s everyday wear, URBAN’s urban minimalist wear, and RESORT’s leisure-oriented offerings. Jackets and shorts made from ripstop fabric are offered under the TRAVEL name, identifying it as a use-specific line within DURT focused on practicality and portability.

One of DURT’s four lines, responsible for contemporary, minimalist clothing suited to urban life. Official stockist information centers it on “Contemporary, Minimal,” giving it an urban positioning distinct from DAILY’s basic everyday wear, RESORT’s relaxed leisurewear, and TRAVEL’s functional outdoor-oriented wear. A coach jacket under the URBAN name has also been offered, so URBAN is treated not merely as a product category but as an independent line name established by DURT for a specific use.