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Start with the Goggle Jacket. Not because everything else is filler, but because it anchors the logic of the whole thing: if you understand why that lens hood exists, why Massimo Osti spent years in Bologna obsessing over motorcycle gear and garment dyeing and materials nobody else was touching, you understand what makes this C.P. Company x Palace collaboration worth paying attention to rather than scrolling past. Once you understand that, the rest of the pricing makes sense too. Here's a product-by-product read of what's in stock at Bloc Magasin Zürich right now, and what each piece is actually worth.
The Collab That Works: C.P. Company Meets Palace
Massimo Osti's obsession meets London's South Bank
Palace founder Lev Tanju grew up watching the Goggle Jacket move through British football terraces and South Bank skate culture before Palace even had a name. That's not a marketing detail somebody dug up. It shows in the product. Specifically, it shows in the fact that this isn't two logos on a blank shell: the collab reaches into C.P. Company's technical archive and pulls from it with genuine knowledge, the way a serious record collector lifts a B-side rather than the obvious hit.
C.P. Company started as Chester Perry, founded by Osti in Bologna in 1971, renamed in 1978. Osti's thing was fabrication at a level that felt closer to a chemist than a designer: garments dyed after construction, military and workwear materials repurposed for civilian outerwear, functional details that earned their place rather than just decorating a seam. The Goggle Jacket is the most legible product of that obsession, its lens hood pulled directly from motorcycle culture and made strange and new on a city coat. Palace's contribution here is restraint, which is actually the harder thing to pull off. Their design language is present without drowning the archive. Both brands read clearly at once. Browse the full C.P. Company collection at Bloc Magasin to see what the range looks like beyond this collab.
The Jackets: Where to Spend Big
Two jackets. Not interchangeable. Which one is right for you is a question of what you're actually going to do with it, not which one looks better in a flat lay.
The C.P. Company x Palace Goggle Jacket, CHF 1,150
The C.P. Company x Palace Goggle Jacket at CHF 1,150 is built around the Goggle detail: the lens hood, C.P. Company's most recognisable outerwear signature, the kind of functional eccentricity that remains genuinely theirs after fifty years because nobody else has had the nerve to commit to it. Weather-resistant shell, adjustable cuffs and hem, Palace's graphic instinct worked into the construction rather than screen-printed on top as an afterthought. It fits with a relaxed ease that carries a mid-layer without looking sloppy or stiff. At CHF 1,150, it's not a casual spend. But it's a real piece, not a tribute act.
The Klear Achronic Anorak, CHF 1,600
The C.P. Company x Palace Klear Achronic Anorak at CHF 1,600 uses a lightweight transparent shell, silver, and it sounds like a gimmick until you see it in person. The translucency is structural: the construction underneath is visible through the fabric, and that visibility is the point, not the trick. Half-zip entry, adjustable hood, C.P. Company's lens detail on the sleeve. It layers over almost anything and reads completely differently from the Goggle Jacket, closer to a piece of wearable architecture than a coat. If you want the one thing in the room that nobody else is wearing, this is it. Stock is very thin and won't be replenished.
The Layers: Hoodies and Knitwear
The Goggle Hoodie, CHF 560
For most people, this is the piece. The C.P. Company x Palace Hoodie at CHF 560 carries the goggle hood construction in a cotton-weight silhouette you can wear year-round without the psychological weight of outerwear pricing behind every decision about whether to take it outside. Black colourway. The co-branding is present and controlled: C.P. Company's identity and the Palace graphic sit next to each other without either one winning.
CHF 560 for a hoodie is real money. It's significantly less than the jackets, and it delivers the collab's central design idea in a form that earns its rotations. If you're buying one piece from this collection and outerwear isn't the priority, this is where to land. The Goggle detail in cotton is a different proposition from the Goggle detail in a technical shell, quieter and somehow more personal for it.
The Basics: T-Shirts That Hold Their Own
Black and Grey Graphic Tees, CHF 240 each
Two tees, both CHF 240. The black C.P. Company x Palace T-Shirt and the grey version share the same co-branded chest graphic: C.P. Company's mark alongside Palace Skateboards' on a relaxed-fit cotton body. The grey reads at a lower volume; the black is more direct, more declarative.
Is CHF 240 a lot for a T-shirt? Yes. Is it roughly what you'd expect for a limited collab at this level? Also yes. These won't appreciate the way the outerwear might, and they're not trying to. What they do is give you a clean, properly weighted entry point into the collab without the jacket commitment, and they wear honestly rather than performing rarity they don't quite have.
The Bottoms: Trousers Built to Last
C.P. Company x Palace Cargo Trousers, CHF 720
Worth flagging: the product URL on this one reads 'jacket-copy', which is a backend naming error on our end. The actual product is the C.P. Company x Palace Trouser at CHF 720. Don't let the handle throw you.
Black, relaxed fit, functional without tipping into costume territory. They work as a foundation under the jacket or the hoodie, and they stand on their own without either piece above them. At CHF 720 they're a considered purchase, but strangely they're the item in this collection that earns the highest cost-per-wear if you're actually building a wardrobe around it rather than archiving it. The construction holds up to rotation in a way a lot of collab bottoms simply don't bother to. For advice on keeping pieces like these in good shape, our guide on how to care for pre-loved pieces applies equally well to new stock.
Sizing, Fit, and What to Know Before You Buy
C.P. Company's sizing follows European norms: slightly more fitted through the chest and shoulders than a US or Japanese size would suggest at the same number. Palace's streetwear instinct in this collab pulls in the other direction, toward a more relaxed silhouette wherever they have design input. The jackets carry that ease, the hoodie is generous through the body, and the trousers run with a modern relaxed leg. Between sizes on a jacket? Your regular size will accommodate a mid-layer comfortably. The T-shirts run true. For a more detailed read on how sizing actually shifts between brands in this space, our our buying guide on streetwear sizing is worth ten minutes before you commit. Most SKUs in this collab are sitting at one to three units at Bloc Magasin. If your size is there, don't deliberate too long.
In Stock at Bloc Magasin Zürich
Everything above is what we currently have. Genuine pieces, sourced through trusted channels. Two items from the wider collab, a flap cap and a quilted jacket, are sold out and not listed here as options. What's in this guide is available now, in limited units, with no restock coming.
Collab stock at this level disappears without warning or ceremony. If you're weighing two pieces, the Goggle Jacket is what people circle back for most. The Klear Anorak is rarer and will stay that way. The hoodie is the most practical thing in the collection. None of it will be replenished once it's gone, and the price difference between buying now at retail and chasing it on resale in six months will be considerable. For context on how limited collabs hold value over time, our piece on the Trapstar x Avirex collab covers similar ground on scarcity and what happens after the initial sell-through.
Shop C.P. Company x Palace at Bloc Magasin
The full selection lives at C.P. Company collection on our site. To see pieces in person, we're at Flüelastrasse 16, 8048 Zürich-West. Contact us before visiting to arrange a private shopping appointment: we don't run walk-in browsing for collab stock at this level, and coming with a prior arrangement means the pieces are out and ready when you arrive. Follow @blocmagasin on Instagram for updates when new stock lands, at the quantities we're working with on cp company x palace drops, that notification is the practical difference between getting your size and not.