Kiko Turned a C.P. Company Classic Unclassic
C.P. Company and Kiko Kostadinov are collaborating for Spring/Summer 2024, the first time the pair has worked together since their debut collaboration back in 2020.
The pair’s inaugural release, which was a part of C.P.’s Fall/Winter collection, comprised a single limited-edition mod-inspired Sinesis jacket made from the Italian label’s CO-TED fabric and a distinctive two-tier construction.
The Sinesis jacket also featured Kostadinov's signature logo and zippered chest pockets alongside C.P.’s goggle lens and sold-out almost instantaneously following its release.
Hardly surprising when you consider the ardent following both labels have.
Now, though, almost four years on, C.P. and the London-based Bulgarian designer are back with an overdue follow-up collaboration that's set to land globally online and in C.P. stores on March 12.
This time around, Kostadinov has created a modular take of a classic C.P. Company jacket made from Flatt Nylon, an emerized opaque nylon mixed with Mais gabardine.
The jacket allows the front insert to be removed and transformed into a zipped bag, thanks to the central fastening button.
Elsewhere, the capsule also includes regular cargo trousers with zip closure, double button waistband, side pockets and panel construction. The hooded sweatshirt is made from cotton blended with Flatt Nylon in a unique and versatile silhouette.
Put simply, Kostadinov is turning classic C.P. Company outerwear unclassic by way of a groundbreaking modular capsule. Unorthodox? Sure, but what else would you expect of Kiko Kostadinov, one of fashion's finest renegades.
