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CDLP

Swedish design house founded in Stockholm in 2016 by Christian Larson and Andreas Palm to rethink men's underwear; makes underwear, T-shirts, socks, pyjamas and swimwear for men and women, developed in Sweden and made in Europe from materials such as lyocell and merino. via brand about page ↗

cdlp.com ↗

Origin

🇸🇪 Sweden

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City

Stockholm

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Founded

2016

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Company

Small ~30 people

LinkedIn band 11–50 employees (Village.ai says 60+); raised €4.3m in 2020 from investors led by Tom Chapman and Cristina Stenbeckvia research ↗

Owner

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Price

€€€ €35–€355

median €135 · T-shirt €325 · typical range of 389 products

Ethics

4.0 / 5

average of 1 source ↓Good On You: Good

Quality

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no sources found

Reviews

★ 4.8 / 5

average of 1 source ↓26 reviews

Newsletter

Not yet

Certifications

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Ratings

Ethics

4.0/ 5

Weighted average of 1 source

Good On You 4.0
rating organisation · counts 100%
Good (4/5) ↗ · 2026-02 · autoPeople: Good · Planet: Good · Animals: It's a start

Quality

No independent quality test or expert review found.

Customer reviews

4.8/ 5

Weighted average of 1 source · 26 reviews

Product reviews on the brand's shop 4.8
brand-run reviews · counts 100%
4.77 / 5 over 4 best-selling products ↗ · 26 reviews · 2026-10 · auto · low weightCollected by the brand's own review app; brands can moderate these, so they count less

Each source is averaged first, then sources are weighted by reliability: audits, lab tests and verified-buyer platforms count most, rating organisations and expert reviewers less, brand-run reviews and community opinion least. Review scores also weigh by how many reviews stand behind them, and anything older than three years fades.

Verification

Research confidence: medium.

Sourcing & ethics

Swedish luxury underwear and essentials brand founded 2016 by Christian Larson and Andreas Palm; designed in Sweden and made in Europe at small family-run factories in Portugal and Italy, using materials like lyocell and merino. No certifications or ownership details published.

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