C.P. Company has been pushing Italian sportswear forward since 1971. Founded by Massimo Osti, the designer often credited as the godfather of urban utility, the brand built its reputation on experimentation. Even the name has an unusual story. It began as "Chester Perry", borrowed from a factory in Frank Dickens' Bristow comic, before evolving into the C.P. Company we know today.
Military influences, garment dyeing and innovative fabrics have been part of the formula from the start. The best-known result is the Goggle Jacket, originally developed for endurance drivers and fitted with built-in lenses that have since become a streetwear favourite.
From jackets and overshirts to T-shirts and knitwear, every piece balances function with refinement. Distinctive dye treatments, practical details and Italian craftsmanship run throughout. Now under the creative direction of Leonardo Fasolo, C.P. Company continues to evolve without losing sight of the technical DNA that made it famous in the first place.
