With the Cap Series Chair & Hanger, the brand P.Andrade expands its design language beyond clothing. Created in collaboration with Clube, this first foray into the world of furniture is not an isolated experiment, but part of a coherent vision that brings fashion, design, and formal research into dialogue.

The chair takes shape as an object suspended between function and sculpture: organic lines, soft curves, and a silhouette that seems to derive from natural processes rather than traditional industrial design. Aluminum and plastic—technical, durable materials—are molded into biomorphic forms, creating a contrast between structural solidity and visual fluidity that directly recalls P.Andrade’s approach to garment design.

The hanger follows the same logic, becoming a conceptual extension of the chair and contributing to the construction of a system of objects rather than a set of standalone pieces. The result is a forward-looking aesthetic, free from nostalgic references, that seems to belong to a future where design and artificial anatomy overlap.

Through its collaboration with Clube, P.Andrade shows how its research can extend into the domestic space without losing the strength that defines the brand and its vision. More than simply stepping into the world of furniture, the Cap Series confirms a language capable of moving freely between body and environment, without acknowledging disciplinary boundaries.