The latest shoot with stylist Olie Arnold and C.P. Company demonstrates how the brand has created a wearable and adaptable collection for Autumn/Winter 2011, suitable for any environment.

This collection from C.P Company takes references from both the past and future to create a new contemporary identity for the brand. C.P Company are known for the painstaking research they do into the history of styles and the technical qualities of fabric, this collection has its roots in the military and outdoor apparel of the 1950s, bringing them together in a contemporary urban environment, as demonstrated by the East London location of the shoot.

The combination of C.P. Company product, mixed here with other designer labels, is all available from Oki-Ni.

C.P borrows a little from vintage wax jacket styles and military wear for this belted number. The jacket is dyed using modern techniques that give it an unusual coloration. All the technical elements you’d expect from the brand are present, as well as some nice detail in the form of a cord collar, elasticated cuffs, clasp closures, embossed pop studs, zip placket and 4 flap pockets. Tough enough to protect you from the elements, a great example of the labels continuing run of beautifully put together outerwear. Oi Polloi has them.

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We covered the campaign shots for C.P. Company’s Spring/Summer 2011 collection. Now see the looks. Classic outwear that returns to the normal modern look. Less heritage, more forward. Just how we like it. Italian quality. (cs)

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A few looks at the current campaign run for C.P. Company higlighting their Spring/Summer 2011 offering. The campaign looks at the menswear offering with less tech than expected. You’ll find casual jackets, polos, and more…

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Italian outerwear giants, C.P. Company walked their Autumn 2010 collection on the runways of Milan. GQ thinks C.P. Company is Italo for “rugged.’ ” Lots of olives, rusts, and navys, heavy-wool peacoats and shiny hi-tech parkas, and hoods sprouting from all manner of outerwear. For the man who wants to look like he’d like to go for a hike, but you know, doesn’t actually want to go on one.”

More runway looks from C.P. Company for Autumn 2010 after the click.

It seems as though the C.P. Company family is starting to understand the benefits on marketing their products to the online consumer. Take this web exclusive Three Quarter Length Chunky Knit Cardigan, which is available now. It comes in a “dust grey” color and is knitted from geelong wool with a buttoned front fastening and fixed hood. The cardigan has 2 cut side pockets and features knitted detailing at the elbows which work. Though this is an online online product, do not expect a discounted rate. It’s selling for around 800$US – bang!

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London’s Royal College of Art opened CP Company’s  ”Past and Future Exhibition” celebrating 20 years of the Mille Miglia Jacket , or goggle jacket as it is known in some circles. The exhibition which was first shown in Milan during the International Furniture Fair in April,  features the new design as well as 20 Mille Miglia jackets selected from the C.P. Company archive.

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C.P. Company drops a leather rucksack on the market in the form of their Tinto Terro rucksack. The leather finish is “earth-dyed with natural pigments. Two big side pockets with lapel closed by tape and snap and equipped with handle.” Priced at a steep 1905$US.

More looks at the C.P. Company Tinto Terra Rucksack after the click.

We hinted to this exhibition yesterday but Beinghunted gets it right with a feature on the 20th Anniversary Edition of C.P. Company’s most iconic piece – the Goggle or Mille Miglia Jacket – as designed by Aitor Throup. “To celebrate both the past and future of this jacket the company is hosting a special exhibition at their showroom in Milan during the 2009 International Furniture Fair. The exhibition, which has been curated by Aitor Throup, features the new design as well as 20 Mille Miglia jackets selected from the C.P. Company archive.”

View the feature on C.P. Company’s 1000m Mille Miglia Jacket – 20th Anniversary at Beinghunted.

The wonderful site, The NonPlace, brings us previews of the C.P. Company Exhibition in Milan showcasing 20 years of the Mille Milgia Jacket. As mentioned on The NonPlace, the exhibition is curated by Aitor Throup and “includes 20 versions of the iconic jacket from 88-09 most of which are pictured above and a very first glimpse of Aitor’s reworking of the jacket for AW09.” The exhibition can be viewed at the C.P. Company Showroom in Milan through next Monday.

More preview looks from the Mille Migia Exhibition after the jump.