PD-168

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Clothing to live in for 168 hours.
PD-168 is a line launched by designer Peter Do in 2025. Inspired by the 168-hour time span of one week, it centers on clothing that blurs the distinctions between work and play, and day and night, aiming to be worn without categorization by gender or occupation. Based primarily on black, each item functions on its own and is part of a modular system that can be combined to form a wardrobe.

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PD—168 is all-encompassing by design. It rejects categorization by gender, ranking, and occupation, introducing a universal language of clothing.

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2018
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A derivative line for everyday uniforms

A derivative line launched in 2025, separate from the main line bearing Peter Do’s name. P

A derivative line launched in 2025, separate from the main line bearing Peter Do’s name. PD-168 takes its name from “168 hours = one week” and proposes uniforms to wear throughout the week. Centered on black, it is limited to three materials—cotton terry, jersey, and liquid satin—and operates through annual updates. It complements the main line’s architectural tailoring by connecting it to a more everyday wardrobe.

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