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Brand Brothers' identity for Dualist, the world's first 100% reversible parkas

Paris studio Brand Brothers has created an identity for Dualist, a brand that claims to have made the first 100% reversible parkas.

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Photo credits : Arno Lam. Courtesy of Brand Brothers

Photo credits : Arno Lam. Courtesy of Brand Brothers

Designed by Deborah Janicek, with over 20 years' experience working with premium and luxury brands, the jackets are graphic, contemporary and urban, and the brand had to reflect this. Brand Brothers also came up with the name, Dualist and provided full creative direction.

The logo is based on a homemade typographic design, with a fixed width, high contrast, and the monogram D subtly duplicated according to "precise alignment rules", as studio co-founder, Johan Debit describes: "The whole ensures that the typographic block has a perfect balance, combining power and finesse."

He adds: "We have developed a radical and unpretentious graphic territory, with raw and refined applications, meticulously worked."

The chosen typefaces, Protokoll and Gza from Out Of The Dark (Zurich), enhance the overall graphic design of the campaigns, packaging and the website.

Dualist's first Parisian flagship store has launched this month on Rue du Four.

Dualist business cards and branding materials displaying the duplicated monogram logo in black and white, with contact details for Marie Bernard, E-commerce Manager
Dualist branding materials displaying the logo and "The Reversible Story" text arranged in an isometric layout in black and white
Detail of Dualist reversible parkas in bright yellow and burgundy with brand logo labels visible on the quilted fabric
Stack of black Dualist packaging boxes with white typography and tagline The Reversible Story displayed at various angles
Woman wearing Dualist Parka Courte in burgundy with cream knit underneath on the brand's e-commerce product page
Black Dualist hanger and bright yellow reversible parka with Dualist branding displayed together
Close-up of a Dualist branded metal button on dark fabric, showing the logo engraved on its circular surface
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