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C.P. Company Garment-Dyed Overshirt
About C.P. Company’s button-ups: Garment-dyed overshirts and cotton button-ups with utilitarian, lens-detailed styling.
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C.P. Company's button-ups center on garment-dyed overshirts and utilitarian cotton shirts, often featuring the brand's signature lens detailing and functional pockets. The styling blends Italian sportswear heritage with a technical, workwear-adjacent feel.
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- Material
- Garment-dyed cotton, sturdy twill, and treated cotton blends chosen for color depth, durability, and a utilitarian hand.
- Fit
- Regular-to-relaxed overshirt fit with room to layer; cut as a functional outer layer rather than a slim shirt.
- Quality
- Strong seams, sturdy buttons, and durable garment-dyed fabrics reflect a robust, functional build. Construction is consistent with the heritage positioning.
- Best for
- Technical-casual and overshirt looks, worn open over a tee as a light layer with denim or chinos.
- Care
- Follow garment labels; garment-dyed fabrics need gentle washing to preserve their distinctive color.
How C.P. Company button-ups hold up overall
Dedicated owner reporting on the button-up shirt line is limited; most available coverage is retailer sizing guidance. Guides describe the regular shirting as regular-fit and true to size, cut in stretch corduroy, flannel, and cotton, while the heavier overshirts run about a size small. Owner reviews on the brand's Trustpilot page include a complaint that a roughly £300 shirt arrived with buttons falling off, calling the finish poor for the price.
- Watch out for
- Scattered owner complaints about finishing quality (loose buttons) relative to the price.
- Sizing
- Regular shirting runs true to size; overshirts run about a size small — size up but check arm length.
About C.P. Company's button-ups line as a whole. Sources: The Complete Guide to C.P. Company: History, Sizing & Fit - FARFETCH · C.P Reviews | Read Customer Service Reviews of cpcompany.com
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