The FW26 collection brings material research, colour experimentation and tactile surfaces into dialogue, grounded in C.P. Company’s core principles of utilitarian design.
At the core of the new collection are innovative fabrics such as Aramid Type-C, a lightweight aramid fibre substrate with a distressed polyurethane film overlay, highly resistant to tension and heat, used for a unique Explorer Jacket that will be sold as a limited edition of 200 pieces. Alongside it, Gore G-Type, the garment dyed version of WINDSTOPPER® by GORE-TEX LABS®, and Bi-Face further define the material narrative. The latter is a nylon mesh with a matte polyurethane coating on the outer side, creating a subtle crystalline effect, while the reverse side in Bi-Film completes the reversible construction. Within the selection, leather and wool find expression in iconic garments such as the Goggle Jacket and the Mille Jacket.
Wool-HT, a resin-coated fabric made from wool and high-tenacity nylon, is paired with cowhide and crinkled sheepskin, giving shape to a contemporary interpretation of high-quality, timeless materials.
Within C.P. Company’s experimental approach to fabrics, ongoing research into garment dyeing plays a key role. This season, the brand expands this research further through the Re–Colour treatment. By combining garment dyeing and overdyeing, the technique introduces dusty tonalities across down jackets, overshirts, and trousers. Each piece is first dyed in a base colour, then overdyed using cotton scraps soaked in pigment, which gradually deposit darker tonal variations on the surface.
The collection also revisits C.P. Company’s graphic heritage through the brand’s legacy logo. Originally designed by Massimo Osti in 1971 and inspired by the typography of the Bristow comic strip, the motif is refreshed for Fall/Winter 026 and applied across the range as a symbol of continuity and identity.
