Description
He sweater CP Company Lambswool Lens Total Eclipse with contrast stitching 21CMKN707A110149A999 It represents the combination of knitwear tradition and the technical innovation characteristic of the Italian brand. Its crew neck design incorporates contrasting stitching, ribbed finishes, and the iconic Lens logo, reinterpreted with a new matte finish and NFC technology. A contemporary aesthetic that maintains the functionality and attention to detail typical of CP Company.
Made from a blend of 80 % wool and 20 % polyamide, This men's sweater features a 7-gauge knit construction that provides structure and a defined texture. Its black color makes it easy to pair with both casual and technical garments, while the regular fit offers a balanced silhouette for the autumn and winter months.
Lambswool GRS fabric: warmth and quality
This sweater is made of Lambswool GRS, This fabric is composed of 80% wool and 20% polyamide. The wool provides thermal insulation and a natural feel, while the polyamide contributes to the garment's durability and stability. Its 7-gauge construction creates a structured knit, ideal for the colder months of the year.
The standard Global Recycled Standard (GRS) It establishes requirements related to the traceability of recycled materials and environmental and social criteria throughout the production chain. CP Company incorporates this fabric into its Lambswool collection, combining textile research, functionality, and contemporary design.
Round neck and contrasting stitching
The design incorporates a ribbed crew neck It maintains the classic aesthetic of knitted sweaters, accompanied by ribbed cuffs and hem that help preserve the garment's structure. contrasting stitching They introduce a distinctive visual detail, adding depth to the design without altering its versatile character. This combination of traditional elements and contemporary finishes reflects the identity of CP Company, a firm renowned for reinterpreting functional garments through original textile solutions.
New matte lens with NFC technology
One of the main new features of this CP Company men's sweater is the incorporation of the new Matte finish lens with NFC (Near Field Communication) technology, introduced from the Autumn-Winter 2026 collection. This element maintains the brand's characteristic visual identity and incorporates a digital functionality that allows you to consult information related to the garment.
By bringing a compatible smartphone close to the lens, you can access the Product Passport or the product's digital passport. This information is also available via the QR code located on the inner label, offering a second way to access it. The integration of this technology represents an evolution of one of CP Company's most recognizable features and demonstrates its commitment to connecting design and innovation.
Regular cut and Total Eclipse 888 color
He Regular Fit It provides a balanced silhouette that allows the sweater to be worn comfortably, either over a t-shirt or combined with other men's clothing items. Its 999 shade offers a versatile black, suitable for creating casual, sporty, or urban-inspired outfits.
This color pairs especially well with black jeans, beige chinos, gray garments, or black technical trousers. The knit construction, crew neck, and contrasting stitching add personality to a design that can adapt to different styles without losing its refined aesthetic.
CP Company: Italian tradition and textile innovation
CP Company It is an Italian firm renowned for its research into fabrics, its color treatments, and its ability to incorporate functional elements into everyday garments. Its history has been marked by experimentation with materials and the reinterpretation of classic pieces from a technical and contemporary perspective.
He CP Company Lambswool Lens black sweater This philosophy is reflected in its traditional knitwear construction, contrasting stitching, and an NFC lens that adds a new digital dimension to the design. Discover this model and other offerings from Premium men's fashion at Miralles 1986, our men's clothing store in Valencia.
Features of the CP Company Lambswool Lens Black Sweater
- Brand: CP Company
- Model: Lambswool Lens Crewneck Contrast Sweater
- Reference: 21CMKN707A-110149A-999
- Color: Black (Black 999)
- Composition: 80% wool, 20% polyamide
- Tissue: Lambswool Point GRS
- Galga: 7
- Court: Regular Fit
- Neck: Ribbed round
- Fists and bass: Grooved
- Details: Contrasting stitching
- Lens: Matte lens with NFC technology
- Functionality: Access to the product's digital passport
- Collection: Autumn-Winter 2026
Washing and care instructions
- Hand wash.
- Do not use bleach.
- Do not tumble dry.
- Dry horizontally, in the shade, and let the water drain.
- Dry the garment inside out.
- Iron at a maximum temperature of 110 °C, without steam.
- It can be dry cleaned with tetrachloroethylene using a gentle process.
- Remove detachable accessories before washing.
Why buy the CP Company Lambswool Lens Black Sweater?
He CP Company Lambswool Lens black sweater It's a choice for those seeking premium knitwear that combines quality materials, Italian design, and technological innovation. Its construction in 80 % wool and 20 % polyamide It provides warmth and durability, while the 7-gauge construction provides a defined texture and structure suitable for the autumn and winter months.
The round neck, the ribbed finishes and the contrasting stitching They add personality to a garment with a versatile aesthetic. Furthermore, it incorporates the New matte lens with NFC technology, which allows access to the product's digital passport via a compatible smartphone, a detail that reflects CP Company's commitment to innovation.
Its regular cut and color Total Eclipse 888 They easily pair with jeans, chinos, and technical garments. The black color adds a sleek and contemporary look, making this sweater a versatile option for different styles. Discover it at Miralles 1986.
He sweater CP Company Lambswool Lens Total Eclipse with contrast stitching 21CMKN707A110149A888 is available from Miralles 1986.
