CHAPTER I

The House

Deudare was created out of frustration with a category hat often felt split between two extremes.

On one side, products that looked cheap, overdesigned, and disposable. On the other, brands charging premium prices for pieces that still felt mass-produced or lacked any real sense of intimacy, permanence, or originality.

We wanted to create something different.

Objects that could exist naturally within a home without feeling hidden away. Garments that felt worth investing in because of how they were designed, constructed, and experienced. 

The house was built around the idea that intimacy can feel elevated without becoming performative.

Quietly premium.

Subtle.

Understood by those who recognise it.

A little hidden in plain sight.

CHAPTER II

Objects & Atelier

The idea of “to strip” sits quietly behind everything we create.

Not simply the act of removing clothing, but the anticipation around it.

The moment where something can appear elegant, restrained, or innocent in one setting, then become something entirely
different behind closed doors.

That thinking exists across both the garments and the objects.

The lingerie is designed to be worn beautifully, but also to transform. Removable elements allow pieces to shift gradually rather than disappear all at once.

The objects follow the same philosophy.

For years, intimacy products have largely been treated as something to hide away. We wanted to remove some of that stigma by creating pieces that could exist naturally within someone’s space.

The book concept became central to that idea.

A book can sit openly within a home. It can feel personal, aesthetic, conversational, even collectible. Unless you know what’s
inside, it simply becomes part of the environment.

Stories have always carried sensuality, tension, fantasy, and exploration.

In many ways, intimate experiences become stories themselves.

Deudare exists somewhere between those worlds.

Part object.

Part garment.

Part experience.

CHAPTER III

The Collection

Every Deudare piece is developed through a slow and highly considered process.

From the beginning, we explored manufacturing across multiple countries including China, Romania, Portugal, Turkey, and the UK.

London consistently produced the highest level of quality.

Although significantly more expensive, we chose to manufacture the first collection in London because we wanted the garments to
establish the standard for the house from the outset.

The focus was never simply to launch quickly.

For almost four years, the collection has gone through repeated rounds of sampling, adjustments, redevelopment, and refinement.

Every piece has been self-funded and developed with the intention of creating garments that feel genuinely distinctive.

The lace itself was designed exclusively for the house.

Inspired by the calla lily, the patterns were developed internally and produced specifically for the collection, alongside removable construction details and signature hardware unique to Deudare.

Many pieces are assembled and finished by hand due to the complexity of their construction.

The result is a collection shaped through years of sampling, refinement, and development.

Pieces designed to feel good enough to wear confidently, leave out openly, and return to repeatedly.

Everything is produced in limited quantities and made with the intention of getting it right, rather than simply getting it out.