C.P. Company renews its partnership with Mattia Bellucci for 2026, once again turning sportswear into a language that feels different from what we usually see on the ATP circuit.

After a first year of collaboration that accompanied the athlete’s rise on tour, the Bologna-based brand has chosen to keep moving forward with this journey, following Bellucci through the key stops on the ATP calendar. From Slams like the Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon and the US Open, with a series of customized looks designed for on-court and off-court moments. Not just technical sets, but exclusive kits that translate the brand’s identity into tailored polos and shorts, defined by sublimated prints pulled straight from the archive.

The reference behind the kit Mattia Bellucci wore at the Australian Open a few days ago is clear: paisley, reworked jacquard motifs, a revised take on the historic logo, and that design method dear to Massimo Osti—made of scans, experiments, and graphic transformations. Elements that come together in the Tennis Tribute line, where the logo converses with archive-sketch-inspired graphics, reaffirming C.P. Company’s deep connection to sports culture and to the idea of performance as a space for aesthetic research.

Off the court, Bellucci wears a selection of pieces from the brand’s collections, strengthening a shared imagery that brings together functionality, innovation, and a style that doesn’t need to shout to be instantly recognizable. A synergy that isn’t only visual: the athlete’s path—split between sporting ambition and an interest in vintage, design, and sportswear culture—mirrors the same unconventional approach that has shaped C.P. Company’s identity for more than fifty years. A set of references that strongly brings to mind Andre Agassi’s iconic style.

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