C.P. Company

C.P. Company: Italian sportswear with a unique signature

C.P. Company combines functional design with influences from military apparel, workwear, and sportswear. The history of the Italian brand began in 1971: Massimo Osti founded Chester Perry, and the label has been known as C.P. Company since 1978. Research into fabrics and dyeing processes continues to define the brand to this day.

Garment Dyeing, Goggle and Lens

An important part of this history is garment dyeing, the process of dyeing garments after they have been sewn. C.P. Company has been experimenting with this since the 1970s, including on combinations of different fabrics. Another hallmark is the Goggle Jacket, introduced in 1988, with its distinctive lenses in the hood. Goggle and lens details make select models from the brand instantly recognizable. You can find out about the specific workmanship and features of an item in its product description.

C.P. Company men's fashion at FREUDENHAUS

In our C.P. Company selection, you will find men's fashion for everyday wear and leisure: from the Shell-R parka to a moleskin overshirt and a chenille knit sweater, all the way to a diagonal fleece sweatshirt and logo t-shirt. Combine an overshirt with a t-shirt or complement your look with knitwear and a matching jacket. The individual models differ in cut, material, and features.

Compare fit, material, and care in a targeted way

When making your selection, pay attention to the sizing information and the described cut. For a layered look, there should be enough room under the outer layer. Material composition, care instructions, as well as the currently available colors and sizes can be found on each product page. Functional properties always apply to the specific model.

Frequently asked questions about C.P. Company

What does C.P. Company stand for?

For Italian sportswear that combines functional clothing with fabric research and signature details. The brand was founded in 1971 by Massimo Osti.

What does garment dyeing mean?

This is where the garment is dyed after it has been sewn. The process is part of the development history of C.P. Company; whether it is used for a particular model is indicated in the respective item information.