Vintage C.P. COMPANY Linen Jacket.

The first C.P. jacket I've ever seen.

It's incredibly cool; once I put it on, I was knocked out.

I truly believe this is a piece that could only be made by C.P., and only by Massimo Osti.

There is no interior tag, but it is undoubtedly an original. I can tell from the small tag on the back of the front placket, the quality of the fabric, and the design.

By the way, I own a coat personally that also lacks an interior tag. What's more, the lining and buttons on that coat are exactly the same as this jacket that arrived today, so I can only guess—was it just a simple oversight? Or maybe they just forgot to attach tags to this particular line? Haha.

I'm not certain, but that's the feeling I get. Haha.

It's made of thick, bouncy, high-quality linen. And even though it looks like a standard tailored jacket at a glance, Massimo Osti just had to go and add hand-warmer pockets on both sides of the front, typical of him. Haha.

He's brilliant, really. The lining fabric is also excellent—one word: superb.

By the way, the collar is made of high-density cotton. A bit much, isn't it? Haha.

The more you wear it and the more you look at it, the more you grow attached to it—it’s a "surume" jacket (one that reveals more charm the more you interact with it). I never wear linen clothing, but looking in the mirror and sliding my arms into this, I actually wanted to wear it.

The silhouette is also outstanding; it’s a jacket that’s both cute and cool. Personally, I really love the thick arms.

It has this effortless, laid-back coolness to it.

The fact that not many people are wearing one also makes it very appealing.

This kind of C.P. piece from the Massimo era, where it doesn't look like C.P. at first glance and only the wearer knows what it is—those understated clothes get me the most excited. Seriously!!

In any case, this is a highly recommended piece. It’s perfect for the coming season.

If it doesn't sell, I want to buy it for myself. I want to make this my first linen debut!