Lissa Gunn grew up in the South, where everything had a monogram and her mother’s cross-stitch was always within reach. Her grandmother — chic, with a closet full of furs and Ferragamos — taught her early that what you wear is a kind of language.
That language shaped her career. Lissa has spent two decades in fashion, building DTC and wholesale businesses for brands like MOTHER Denim and Citizens of Humanity, with early years at Akiko as an assistant designer that taught her how a brand is truly built. In 2015, she launched — and later sold — her own children’s line, Harbour.
Over the years, her path has taken unexpected turns — across industries, cities, seasons of life, and versions of herself she never planned for, but grew into anyway. That idea became the foundation of Linea Label: your life isn’t always linea(r).
Years in denim shaped her personal uniform: a favorite white tee, great jeans, and the sneakers worn on repeat. From that simplicity, Linea Label was born — elevated essentials made personal.
Linea Label is the throughline. Inspired by her childhood, the women around her, and the evolving chapters of a life lived with intention, it reflects a love for meaningful connection, creativity, beautifully worn places, slow mornings, and the people who make you feel most like yourself.
A brand for the things you keep — and the meaning you stitch into them.