How do you define luxury in 2020? CDLP’s answer is pretty simple: stick multi-hyphenate French artist Sébastien Tellier on a piano, and dress him in the suavest, silkiest loungewear known to man.

The collection, aptly titled “Home”, is an ode to personal sanctuaries at a time where they’re all we know, loosely re-appropriated as workspaces and private cocoons. As summer was effectively a bust, and with fears of a second lockdown looming, the closing gap between indoor and outdoor dressing means loungewear is well and truly having a moment, and thanks to CDLP HOME, it’s at least going to be a pretty one.

The luxurious capsule was sustainably created in Portgual, with short suits, robes and twin sets all receiving the CDLP treatment, having been developed in the brand’s signature lyocell – an ultra-breathable cellulose fibre that not only requires less water and land to produce than cotton, but is also sourced from sustainably grown wood allowing for moisture-wicking and a smooth to touch feel.

“We are long time fans of Sébastien Tellier’s music, creativity, and iconic dressing. He truly embodies the CDLP world of style, character, and joie de vivre,” says Christian Larson, CDLP’s creative director. “Jonas Unger has an innate ability to capture characteristic figures through his lens. Here, he managed to document the collection in the perfect context while profiling Mr. Tellier in a natural environment. All while making everyday mundane chores all a bit more exciting while wearing HOME.”

So whether you’re scrubbing dishes, dragging a bag out for bin day, or binging the latest and greatest selects on Netflix, CDLP has you, and Sebastian Tellier, covered.

The collection is currently live here and will be available on Browns, END., Matchesfashion, MR PORTER and SSENSE from October.