Description
Cotton Cargo Shorts
• Knee length
• Adjustable drawstring waist
• Slanted hand pockets
• One cargo pocket
• Bezel glass detail
• Reserve dye
• Straight cut
• Knee length
• Adjustable drawstring waist
• Slanted hand pockets
• One cargo pocket
• Bezel glass detail
• Reserve dye
• Straight cut
Style advice
Adopt these cargo shorts from C.P. Company. Practical, with its many pockets, and comfortable, thanks to its fleece fabric.
Care
• Wash at 30°C max
• Do not treat with chlorine
• Do not use a dryer
• Iron at a maximum temperature of 110°C • without steam
• Do not dry clean
• Dry flat in the shade
• Wash with similar colors
• Do not iron decorations
• Fabric subject to color bleeding
• Wash inside out and separately
• Remove removable accessories before washing
• Do not expose to direct sunlight or artificial light
• Do not treat with chlorine
• Do not use a dryer
• Iron at a maximum temperature of 110°C • without steam
• Do not dry clean
• Dry flat in the shade
• Wash with similar colors
• Do not iron decorations
• Fabric subject to color bleeding
• Wash inside out and separately
• Remove removable accessories before washing
• Do not expose to direct sunlight or artificial light
Composition
Composition:
100% Cotton
Colors : pale mauve
Ref: 14CMSB139A005398R
About C.P. COMPANY
1971
Massimo Osti founded the Chester Perry brand in 1971. This is the name of the factory where Bristow, the hero of Frank Dickens' comic books, works.
Taking advantage of his experience as a graphic designer, Massimo immediately created a unique style of communication for his company: a miniature car, posters for the points of sale and other accessories to offer to shop owners.
To print the t-shirts, jackets and shorts, Massimo used methods that at the time were used only in the field of printing on paper. He made extensive use of the photocopier, silkscreen printing and four-colour process.
1973
Piece dyeing is the name given to a process initiated by Massimo Osti and his collaborators for C.P. Company in the early 1970s. It is a technique whereby a garment, usually made of white or raw uncoloured fabric, is dyed at the end of the manufacturing process, after it has been completely made up. This is in contrast to the traditional process of making garments from already dyed fabrics. Piece dyeing is actually a technique that has been around for a long time, but Massimo Osti and his collaborators were the first to apply it to garments made with several fabrics or fibres.
This process, which appears almost alchemical to those who see it for the first time, creates colours of a depth and intensity impossible to obtain on pre-dyed fabrics and also makes it possible to accentuate the material characteristics of the fabric.
1978
In 1978, the British clothing brands Chester Barry and Fred Perry at the same time filed a lawsuit against the Bolognese designer for using, respectively, their first and last names. Massimo subsequently decides to change the name of the Chester Perry brand to C.P. Company. This more mature and concise name marked the beginning of the most explosive and influential creative surge in the modern history of Italian fashion and quickly made C.P. Company the brand of choice for Italian artists and intellectuals.
For more than 45 years, the brand continued to offer an emblematic hybrid blend of sporty, professional and military styles, combining them with innovative, avant-garde and highly sophisticated Italian fabrics.
Massimo Osti founded the Chester Perry brand in 1971. This is the name of the factory where Bristow, the hero of Frank Dickens' comic books, works.
Taking advantage of his experience as a graphic designer, Massimo immediately created a unique style of communication for his company: a miniature car, posters for the points of sale and other accessories to offer to shop owners.
To print the t-shirts, jackets and shorts, Massimo used methods that at the time were used only in the field of printing on paper. He made extensive use of the photocopier, silkscreen printing and four-colour process.
1973
Piece dyeing is the name given to a process initiated by Massimo Osti and his collaborators for C.P. Company in the early 1970s. It is a technique whereby a garment, usually made of white or raw uncoloured fabric, is dyed at the end of the manufacturing process, after it has been completely made up. This is in contrast to the traditional process of making garments from already dyed fabrics. Piece dyeing is actually a technique that has been around for a long time, but Massimo Osti and his collaborators were the first to apply it to garments made with several fabrics or fibres.
This process, which appears almost alchemical to those who see it for the first time, creates colours of a depth and intensity impossible to obtain on pre-dyed fabrics and also makes it possible to accentuate the material characteristics of the fabric.
1978
In 1978, the British clothing brands Chester Barry and Fred Perry at the same time filed a lawsuit against the Bolognese designer for using, respectively, their first and last names. Massimo subsequently decides to change the name of the Chester Perry brand to C.P. Company. This more mature and concise name marked the beginning of the most explosive and influential creative surge in the modern history of Italian fashion and quickly made C.P. Company the brand of choice for Italian artists and intellectuals.
For more than 45 years, the brand continued to offer an emblematic hybrid blend of sporty, professional and military styles, combining them with innovative, avant-garde and highly sophisticated Italian fabrics.
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Size & cut
Elyas is 1,88 m tall and wears a size M.
Detailed size of the model :
- Chest size : 90 cm
- Waist size : 81 cm
- Hip circumference : 84 cm
For more details, click here to see the full size guide
Delivery and return
Free express delivery by DHL to the United States for any order above 200€. We take care of all additional costs including duties and taxes. You don't need to pay anything more when you receive your package.*
* Except for France DOM/TOM and Russia : order will be shipped by French Post. Detax is applied on all prices shown.
L'Exception makes your return easy : you can send us your product back within 14 days after your package is delivered.
Returns are free in Metropolitan France.
Outside of France, we will be happy to cover your return charges through a credit on your L'Exception customer account. Just send the invoice of shipping back to our customer service to add this credit to your account.
* Except for France DOM/TOM and Russia : order will be shipped by French Post. Detax is applied on all prices shown.
L'Exception makes your return easy : you can send us your product back within 14 days after your package is delivered.
Returns are free in Metropolitan France.
Outside of France, we will be happy to cover your return charges through a credit on your L'Exception customer account. Just send the invoice of shipping back to our customer service to add this credit to your account.
