C.P. COMPANY Spring/Summer 2027 during Paris Fashion Week

C.P. COMPANY Spring/Summer 2027 / SS27 during Paris Fashion Week

An ongoing dialogue between heritage and innovation. Every C.P. Company collection is born from the encounter between the brand’s historical archive and a forward-looking research approach. C.P. COMPANY SS27 / Spring/Summer 2027 collection advances this trajectory, unfolding across thematic clusters that reinterpret iconic garments and techniques through a contemporary approach. Dyeing is explored as both a tool for achieving chromatic depth and, for the first time, as a subtractive process, stripping colour back to create a new visual vocabulary. Surface treatments go further still, with techniques that alter the fabric’s structure rather than simply finishing it. The focus on concealment and versatility in functional construction is taken to the next level, even rethinking one of the brand’s most recognisable signatures, the Lens, to create a more essential, understated form.

One of the collection’s focal points is the capsule dedicated to the Mille Jacket, introduced in 1988 by Massimo Osti for the historic car race Mille Miglia and since then one of the brand’s most iconic pieces. C.P. COMPANY SS27 / Spring/Summer 2027, the jacket is revisited in 50 Fili in its original silhouette and detailing, with ‘Fissato’ resin treatment and garment dyeing. The capsule is completed by sweatshirts and t-shirts in cotton fleece subjected to the same treatment, all featuring the ‘1988’ graphic logo: a direct reference to the edition of the motor race in which the Mille Jacket was first presented.

Continuing the dialogue with the archive, the collection introduces a version of the Goggle Jacket in nubuck leather with a British Sailor print on the inner lining. The jacket’s functional construction – detachable hood, concealed closure and front pockets – is paired with the tactile nature of nubuck: a distinctive finish that gives the garment a material quality destined to evolve with wear. Experimentation continues on the textile treatment front with the new M-Bossed², a structural pattern obtained through an evolved etching technique. The nylon twill is “printed” with a custom camouflage design through a process that partially fuses the fibres, creating an embossed, textured effect. The subsequent garment dyeing amplifies the chromatic rendering, bringing the motif to a further level of definition.

The Sunfade range stems from the same experimental attitude and from a precise question: what happens to the surface of a garment left exposed to sunlight in the archive for years? The fading, the chromatic layering, the marks of time become a starting point for defining a new language. With Sunfade, C.P. Company sets out to replicate in production what time produces naturally, working for the first time by subtraction rather than addition. An approach that makes explicit the brand’s relationship with time: not something to endure, but a tool to study, compress, and translate from a contemporary perspective. Applied after garment dyeing, the treatment targets specific areas through a manual decolouration process that generates irregular tonal variations with a lived-in appearance, making each piece unique.

C.P. COMPANY SS27 / Spring/Summer 2027 collection also marks a significant evolution in the brand’s visual identity, introducing the concealable Lens. Integrated into a flap pocket with an embroidered logo, it recalls the spirit of the earliest C.P. Company garments, which did not feature it: a detail that reflects the brand’s current direction, oriented towards a more essential and versatile elegance.

C.P. COMPANY SS27 / Spring/Summer 2027 collection be presented on 24th June 2026 at the brand’s showroom in Paris (20 Rue des Archives). The event will also mark the third edition of ‘Behind The Seams’, the project that brings the community into the heart of C.P. Company’s creative world. The setting will feature replicas of the ‘fisarmoniche’, one of Massimo Osti’s most emblematic working tools, reimagined as the centrepiece of the exhibition space for the occasion. Through a series of conversations between community members and the brand’s team, Behind The Seams offers an insight into the collection and the design process behind it.

Mirroring the journey of a C.P. Company garment, the experience unfolds through key locations within the brand’s universe: from the Massimo Osti Archive in Bologna, an essential source of research and inspiration, to the R&D department, where ideas and concepts take shape.

Metropolis Series Spring/Summer 2027 Collection

Material research and functionality for the contemporary city, C.P. Company’s Metropolis Series continues its exploration of clothing designed as a technical extension of the individual, serving as an interface between the body and the city. Within this vision, the collection affirms human presence in the urban context: collective, interconnected, and in dialogue with architecture, rhythm and community.

With Spring/Summer 2027, this philosophy evolves with a renewed focus on materiality. Textile constructions, cutting-edge pocket systems and reversible designs define the direction of the collection, built to withstand the conditions of the city through essential, functional garments. The aesthetic remains inspired by the urban environment, with colour palettes of grey and black and concrete surfaces reminiscent of the cityscape.

The defining fabric of the season is Mais Steel, which integrates stainless steel filaments into C.P. Company’s iconic canvas weave: nylon and cotton yarns are twisted around a steel filament, giving the fabric a distinctive crinkled appearance. The construction recalls the original Mais, but amplifies its material character, evoking the essence of concrete and the urban landscape.

Memri, a 75-denier tactical polyester microfibre in a dense plain weave, reinterprets the language of the first Metropolis Jacket through a brushed finish that delivers a distinctive tactile sensation, in direct dialogue with the collection’s identity. In Metro-Tek, the focus shifts to construction: redesigned pocket systems with sophisticated, near-invisible lines and a deliberately grey taping that reveals itself through the fabric’s transparencies, adding depth without compromising the cleanness of the design. It is in this fabric that a reversible outerwear piece takes shape, crafted through the Re-Colour dyeing process, which combines garment dyeing and overdyeing: each piece is first dyed in a base colour, then overdyed using fabric scraps soaked in pigment that gradually deposit darker tonal variations across the surface.