Bermuda cargo in linen sac

C.P. Company is an Italian brand born from the activity of Massimo Osti, a designer who in 1971 founded Chester Perry and in 1978 adopted the name C.P. Company. The brand becomes one of the references of contemporary sportswear thanks to a design approach that combines the study of military uniforms, workwear, sportswear, and textile experimentation. More than following a strict distinction between function and aesthetics, C.P. Company builds garments in which pockets, hoods, protections, and technical details often derive from practical needs and are transformed into design elements.

The research on materials is central in the brand's history. C.P. Company is closely associated with the development and spread of garment dyeing, the dyeing of the finished garment, a technique that allows for color depth and different results depending on the fibers and constructions used. This experimentation is accompanied by technical fabrics, compact cottons, nylon, and materials developed for outerwear and functional clothing. The lens inserted in some garments and the references to the historic Goggle Jacket have become immediately recognizable distinctive signs.

The C.P. Company selection on Setaccio includes outerwear, down jackets, sweatshirts, knits, trousers, bermuda shorts, polos, T-shirts, shirts, and accessories. Cotton is particularly present in the jersey and sweatshirt categories, while polyamide and technical fabrics characterize part of the outerwear. The assortment thus allows reading the brand both through functional garments and through the most essential elements of the everyday wardrobe.

C.P. Company on Setaccio represents a research sportswear in which archive, innovation, and function remain closely connected. It is a proposal for those looking for technical and casual garments with a strong design identity, built through materials, dyes, and details that have contributed to defining the language of contemporary Italian sportswear.