The debut ROA and C.P. Company collaboration released on November 12, 2026, through both brands' online stores and selected international retailers. Priced between €220 and €750, the four-piece capsule brings together outerwear, knitwear, footwear and an accessory. The lineup consists of the Nuna Down Goggle Jacket, the Wama Merino 3D Longsleeve T-Shirt, the Cingino Shoes and the Nuna Packable Bag.
Founded in 2015, ROA is an Italian footwear and apparel label built around technical mountaineering construction adapted for urban environments, having recently partnered with Wrangler on an Autumn/Winter 2026 denim workwear capsule. C.P. Company, established in Bologna in 1971 by the late designer Massimo Osti under the original name Chester Perry before adopting its current title in 1978, is known for garment dyeing and military-derived outerwear. During Paris Fashion Week earlier this year, CASAWI visited the C.P. Company showroom and spoke with Osti's son, Lorenzo Osti, about preserving the brand's fabric archive while continuing technical material research. According to both labels, their first joint project stems from two distinct design backgrounds connected by a shared focus on fabric experimentation.
Pieces and materials in the ROA x C.P. Company collection
Leading the outerwear offering is the Nuna Down Goggle Jacket, priced at €750 and produced in a "Mocha - Brown" colourway. The shell is constructed from 10D water-repellent polyamide ripstop and filled with 800-fill-power duck down in a 90 percent down to 10 percent feather ratio. C.P. Company integrates its adjustable Goggle hood with co-branded lenses alongside a matching lens detail on the left cuff, a two-way full zip, front flap pockets and zipped side pockets. Each jacket undergoes a pigment over-dyeing treatment that settles unevenly across the nylon surface to create a dusty finish.
For base-layer knitwear, the Wama Merino 3D Longsleeve T-Shirt retails at €300 in "Ruby Wine - Red" and brown. Manufactured in Italy from a blend of 72 percent wool, 25 percent polyamide and 3 percent elastane, the top combines merino wool with Dryarn fibre by Aquafil for thermal regulation at a low weight. A 3D knitting process forms a body-mapped textured structure designed to improve breathability and reduce friction, while jacquard logos appear on the front, back and hem. The shirt is dyed in two stages using resist agents to produce a two-tone effect.
Footwear and accessories round out the release with the Cingino Shoes at €310 and the Nuna Packable Bag at €220, both finished in "Mocha - Brown". Reworking ROA's hybrid hiking silhouette, the Cingino pairs a water-repellent polyamide and rubber upper with a waterproof membrane lining, a rubberised toe cap and an extended lacing system. Underfoot, a Vibram XS Trek outsole provides traction on uneven terrain, while stonewashed, airbrushed and hand-distressed treatments give each pair an aged finish. The accompanying Nuna Packable Bag folds into its own snap-button internal pocket and features an adjustable padded shoulder strap and a co-branded lens.
Where to buy the ROA x C.P. Company collection
The ROA x C.P. Company capsule is available starting November 12, 2026, with prices ranging from €220 to €750. You can purchase the pieces online via both brands' official web stores and selected retailers.
Release date: November 12, 2026
Price: €220 to €750
Colorway: "Mocha - Brown"
Style code: 21CSAC303A110989S370
Where to buy:ROA,C.P. Company and selected retailers
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