C.P. Company 50 Fili

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Overview

C.P. Company 50 Fili is a signature fabric line of C.P. Company, developed in 1975 by Italian designer Massimo Osti. It combines cotton (warp) and nylon (weft) in a 50/50 ratio, designed to bring together the softness of cotton and the durability of nylon. Garment dyeing creates iridescent effects and dimensional variations in color. It has been consistently used in outerwear such as goggle jackets, parkas, and field jackets.

Concept

An iconic fabric of C.P. Company. Woven with cotton and nylon in a 50/50 ratio, it enables dimensional, iridescent color effects through garment dyeing.

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Technical fabric family

‘50 Fili’ is C.P. Company’s named fabric/family that recurs across product naming and asso

‘50 Fili’ is C.P. Company’s named fabric/family that recurs across product naming and assortments (e.g., 50 Fili goggle and field jackets, cargo pieces). Items marketed under the 50 Fili designation are grouped by the brand around a specific nylon/cotton construction and treatments, constituting a material-led subfamily within the label’s offerings.

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