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FRANKENSTEIN Magazine x C.P. Company In the latest issue of Italian comic and underground culture magazine @frankenstein_magazine , C.P. Company’s most iconic symbols are reimagined through comic sketches and animation, caught in the chaos of a football fan’s away day. A natural dialogue for C.P. Company, whose DNA has always been closely linked to visual and comic culture, as powerful communication tools. The magazine is available at frankensteinmag.org and selected stockists. Animation created by @marcello_mosca_ Illustration by @emilianomait

Jonathan Tah in C.P. Company for @seppmagazine The German footballer @jonathantah wears Fall/Winter 026 on the cover of Sepp Magazine 2026, crossing the boundaries between football culture and C.P. Company’s functional aesthetic. Photography: @arnaudpyvka Styling: @achtungmode

Behind The Seams Vol. 3 | Paris The C.P. Company community gathered during Paris Fashion Week to discover the Spring/Summer 027 Collection through the third chapter of the “Behind the Seams” project. Conceived as a multi-layered installation, the project merges visual and spatial narratives to uncover the creative process behind the SS027 Collection through the perspectives of its community. The installation’s accordion-like design is inspired by the so-called “Fisarmoniche”, modular booklets that were among Massimo Osti’s essential working tools. These functioned as a personal cataloguing system of fabric swatches, technical sheets and samples of new material treatments, forming a comprehensive atlas of the brand’s textile research.

Beyond the white lines, the tennis kit finds new ground in everyday life, alongside C.P. Company sportswear staples. The polo shirts in bi-stretch technical fabric, in total white and sublimated green print, translate tennis codes into effortless daily wear. Available exclusively on cpcompany.com and at flagship stores. @mattiabelluccii

Archive-Inspired Tennis Kit | Grass Edition The second release of Mattia Bellucci’s tennis kit features two polo shirts and two shorts in bi-stretch technical fabric, designed for the rhythm of the grass court. The first polo comes with an all-over sublimated green print, a tribute to the playing surface. The second, in white and faithful to the traditional dress code, features a transfer-printed C.P. Company logo. Available exclusively on cpcompany.com and at flagship stores.

Now available: ‘Ostinazioni, Sulle Tracce di Massimo Osti’ Written by Daniela Facchinato, curated by Alberto Coretti and published by Corraini, the book is an intimate portrait of the revolutionary Italian designer, weaving together previously untold stories and memories. The volume unfolds across two narrative threads: on white paper, his private life as told by Daniela Facchinato; on tan paper, his work reconstructed through the voices of those who were close to him. Shop the book in Italian and English on cpcompany.com, massimoosti.com and at C.P. Company flagship stores.

Ten Thousand Hours in Bondy by @cpcompany and @practice__magazine Our latest editorial project takes us to Bondy, Paris, the hometown of many French professional footballers and a place where football is far more than a sport. It is the social fabric that holds an entire community together. Through a documentary lens, Ten Thousand Hours portrays the human stories and environments that shape the game long before it reaches the world stage. The unseen hours spent on local pitches, the culture built from the ground up, and the places where dedication quietly turns into mastery. The editorial is available as a limited fanzine alongside the first issue of Practice magazine, accompanied by a series of vignettes. Hit the link in bio to see more. Photography @taralaureclaire Styling @monsieurwolf Creative Direction @fredpaginton Design @thomasfoxzennith Casting & Production by @octo.operations Photographer’s Producer @ievakolu at @gildonltd Photographer’s Agent @tomgildton at @gildonltd Special thanks to Floyd Nzamba

Inside Japan’s vinyl mecca: Toyokasei For the latest Spring/Summer 026 editorial, C.P. Company steps inside @toyokasei , one of Asia’s oldest vinyl pressing plants. Against this industrial backdrop, SS026 overshirts, Goggle Jackets and shorts define the looks of two leading artists in Japan’s indie music scene: Shimotsu Koji, vocalist and guitarist of Odottebakarinokuni, alongside NAGAN SERVER, founder of N.S. DANCEMBLE. Explore the collection at cpcompany.com and in flagship stores. @cpcompany_japan

Behind The Seams Fall/Winter 026 For over 50 years, C.P. Company has evolved as a field of experimentation, where garments carry memory and function, and are continuously reinterpreted through use and personal experience. Through the community’s different perspectives, each piece reveals a unique way of engaging with the brand’s identity. Featured community members: Paul Ben Chemhoun, Tiziana Scavino, Apostolis Dimitropolous, Tim Göddenhenrich, Andrea Pettinello, and RIIZE Sohee.

Behind The Seams Fall/Winter 026 Bringing the community into C.P. Company’s creative spaces opens a dialogue where personal narratives and the brand’s perspective converge. Across artisanal craft, archival research and the pursuit of an innovative design language, each voice reveals a deeper fascination with how ideas become garments. Featured community members: Graham Sayle, Takahiro Osaki, James Bird, Nick Andrej Baur, and Federico Galli.

Behind The Seams Fall/Winter 026 Each voice carries a distinct creative vision towards the foundations of C.P. Company’s identity: research, the heritage preserved within the brand’s archive, and a process of exploration forged through trial and discovery, where unforeseen paths often give rise to new ground. Featured community members: BewhY, Nadie Borggreve, Elio Furno, Mumi Haiati, Lorenzo Federici and Federico Felletti.

Behind The Seams Fall/Winter 026 C.P. Company unveils the second edition of ‘Behind The Seams’, the project that brings its community into the heart of the brand’s creative world. Through conversations between community members and the C.P. Company team, the initiative opens an intimate window into the Fall/Winter 026 collection and the places where creative ideas take shape: from the Massimo Osti Archive in Bologna to the R&D department. Along the way, participants revisit their first encounter with C.P. Company and the personal memories woven into it.