Back to Office with CCC
Getting back to your daily routine doesn't mean a strict dress code. Back to Office at CCC tells the story of a contemporary wardrobe designed for life on the move – between a morning coffee in town, the office and after-work plans. At the heart of the campaign are new arrivals from Lasocki, Nine West, Beverly Hills Polo Club, Gino Rossi and Badura.

Getting back to your daily routine doesn’t mean a strict dress code. Back to Office at CCC tells the story of a contemporary wardrobe designed for life on the move – between a morning coffee in town, the office and after-work plans. At the heart of the campaign are new arrivals from Lasocki, Nine West, Beverly Hills Polo Club, Gino Rossi and Badura.

Classic loafers and ballet flats for every day
Loafers are one of the key trends of the season and have long since moved beyond the traditional work wardrobe. Today they are paired with straight-leg jeans, oversized blazers and midi skirts. In the Back to Office collection, this trend is represented by brown Beverly Hills Polo Club loafers. Their warm brown shade gives a timeless silhouette a more relaxed feel and pairs easily with caramel, grey, burgundy or ecru.
The other side of the same story is ballet flats, which in 2026 have once again firmly established themselves as one of the most versatile pieces of an urban wardrobe. Fashion experts point to their comeback not only in everyday outfits but also as a comfortable alternative to classic office shoes. Black DeeZee ballet flats can be worn with wide, elegant trousers, jeans or a midi skirt.
For days when an outfit needs a bolder touch, classic black Jenny court shoes remain a tried-and-tested choice. As temperatures drop, they can be swapped for brown DeeZee ankle boots, which fit perfectly into one of the season’s main colour trends.
Menswear, too, is heading towards a combination of elegance and practicality. Brown leather lace-up Lasocki shoes work equally well as part of a more formal outfit and as an elegant contrast to relaxed trousers, knitwear and minimalist outer layers.

Burgundy is the new neutral
This autumn, colours are increasingly taking on the role of the new classics. Burgundy holds a special place – from deep merlot tones to rich, saturated shades. In the Back to Office collection it appears, for example, on the burgundy Nine West Opal Dream handbag and the burgundy Beverly Hills Polo Club handbag.
Accessories don’t require an outfit built entirely around one colour. Pair them with grey, black, navy, a camel coat or a minimalist suit, and a classic look instantly takes on a more modern character.
At the opposite end of the colour spectrum are shades of caramel and chocolate brown. The camel Beverly Hills Polo Club handbag offers a more understated and timeless take on the trend. Brown now works much like black – it is neutral, versatile and easy to combine, yet feels warmer and less predictable.

The handbag as a key part of the urban dress code
The role of the everyday bag is changing along with modern lifestyles. It has long ceased to be just the finishing touch to an outfit – we expect it to hold everything we need throughout the day. Roomy silhouettes are therefore once again becoming an important part of the contemporary urban wardrobe.
In the men’s Back to Office selection, a large brown Beverly Hills Polo Club bag combines style with functionality. It is designed to comfortably fit a laptop and blends the practicality of a work bag with a more relaxed urban aesthetic.
A similar approach can be found in the women’s collection in the form of a brown Lasocki handbag. It is roomy enough for A4 documents, and thanks to extra pockets it makes it easy to keep things organised during a busy day. Its structured silhouette gives it an elegant character, so it suits office outfits as well as more casual city styling.

The latest pieces from the Back to Office collection are available at ccc.eu, in the mobile app and in selected stores.


