C.P. Company introduce Bi-Face for the latest season, a nylon mesh fabric with a subtle crystalline effect which features across a reversible garment dyed jacket.
Reversible jackets were massive growing up as a kid in the early 90s. Coming off the back of the whole outerwear rave thing, with reversible bomber jackets & colour-blocking cagoules that could be instantly transformed with a quick outward flex of the fabric. As much as C.P. Company aren’t a brand you instantly associate with glow sticks & gabber, its roots in the whole “casual rave crossover” of the late 80s and early 90s are most definitely there. Utilising their 50 years of garment dyeing & fabric innovation, C.P. Company have now introduced their very latest fabric concept for AW26 in the form of Bi-Face & a fully reversible jacket.
Featuring a nylon felt as its base, Bi-Face is bounded between two polyurethane films for a protective, compact structure. An added nylon with a crystalline effect is then applied to one of the films which adds a further layer of resistance to the fabric. The reverse in Bi-Film reveals the matte polyurethane membrane which is crossed by micro-perforations.
As usual with C.P. Company is all about them unique hues you just can’t get anywhere else thanks to the garment dyeing process. Bi-Face is no different. Each garment undergoes a garment dyeing process with each layer uniquely absorbing the colour which enhances the jacket’s multi-layered aesthetic. Other features of the C.P. Company Bi-Face Reversible jacket includes a concealed adjustable peaked hood in Bi-TM with a snap closure alongside the new matte-finish lens to the left sleeve which features the very latest NFC (Near Field Communication) technology. On the reverse side there’s also the iconic C.P. branding to the rear.
