Protection, not concealment. Discretion, not exhibition.

C.P. Company’s urban collection, rooted in performance and technical functionality, takes shape as a clear manifesto of the brand for Fall/Winter 026. In this context, the Metropolis Series emerges as a field of research where clothing is explored as a technical extension of the individual. Not a mask, but a shield: garments act as both structure and interface between the body and the city. Clothing becomes an everyday tool, designed to move within the urban environment while preserving discretion and identity. The Metropolis Series expresses a human presence within the city—collective and interconnected, in dialogue with architecture, rhythm, and community. 

This philosophy translates into a wardrobe conceived as infrastructure: essential, functional, and built to withstand urban conditions. Merino wool knits, gabardine overshirts, and cargo pants combine with high-performance outerwear in Nano Titanium, Micro-Tek®, Metro-Tek, and Metro Shield, defining a technical approach to everyday urban dressing. 

Nano Titanium, a blended nylon/polyester yarn with a corrosion-resistant protective coating, stands out as a key material of the collection. Introduced in Spring/Summer 026, the fabric—enhanced by the Re-Colour treatment and paired with a removable felt inner jacket—features a dark metallic texture that reinforces both the stylistic language and identity of the Metropolis Series. 

In Micro-Tek® pieces, a stretch micro rip-stop polyester with a high-density dobby structure, the use of special recycled and bio-based yarns contributes to a deep chromatic effect. Functional details include a packable hood and a lower zip gaiter, both made in 15-denier laminated rip-stop nylon, along with internal pockets with Velcro closures and snap buttons. 

C.P. Company Fall/Winter 026 Collection

The evolution of contemporary sportswear through pioneering material research, advanced dyeing techniques, and functional design languages.

The Fall/Winter 026 collection blends material research, chromatic experimentation, and sensory textures, in line with the core principles of C.P. Company’s functional design. 

At the heart of the collection are innovative fabrics such as Aramid Type-C, a lightweight aramid fiber with a polyurethane coating, highly resistant to tension and heat, used for a new version of the Explorer Jacket, available in 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 narrative of advanced materials. The latter is a nylon fabric with a matte polyurethane coating on the front, featuring a subtle crystalline effect, while the Bi-Film reverse completes its reversible construction. 

Within the selection, leather and wool are expressed in iconic garments such as the Goggle Jacket and the Mille Jacket. Wool-HT, a resin-coated canvas made from wool and high-tenacity nylon, is paired with cowhide and curly sheepskin, shaping a contemporary interpretation of high-quality, timeless materials. 

In C.P. Company’s experimental approach to textile processing, garment dyeing remains central. This season, the collection further develops this research through the Re-Colour treatment. By combining garment dyeing and overdyeing, the technique introduces dusty tones across down jackets, overshirts, and trousers. Each piece is first dyed in a base color and then overdye-treated using cotton cloths soaked in pigment, gradually releasing darker tonal variations across the surface. 

The collection also revisits C.P. Company’s graphic heritage, reintroducing the brand’s archival logo. Originally designed by Massimo Osti in 1971 and inspired by the typography of the *Bristow* comic, the motif is reinterpreted for Fall/Winter 026 and applied across several pieces as a symbol of continuity and identity. 

The collection will be presented during an exclusive event on January 21, 2026, at the brand’s new showroom in Paris (20 Rue des Archives). The space will host an immersive installation, also presenting the second edition of the *Behind The Seams* project, launched during Spring/Summer 026. Conceived as a visual and narrative experience, the project unfolds through a series of conversations between community members and the C.P. Company team, revealing the behind-the-scenes of the Fall/Winter 026 collection and the brand’s creative process.