In 2005 Ennio Capasa created the DUCATI Black Dogo: a motorcycle similar to the Argentine mastiff it got its name from. This collaboration allowed him to design a series of special items of clothing under the C'N'C Costume National Ducati label.

To celebrate its 21st anniversary in 2007, the company presented the book 21 (a photographic journal of Capasa’s career), a version of the Absolute Vodka bottle dressed in black vinyl with images of two cat women, the Alfa 147 C'N'C 21 (a limited edition car costume), a unisex fragrance called ‘Costume National 21', and a line of luxury sneakers under the name 'Costume National Active'.

During Milan Design Week of 2009 the Dutch designer Maarten Baas presented his show event entitled "Real Time" in the C'N'C Costume National showroom. C'N'C Costume National showed the SS2010 Collection in Piazza Duomo in front of 40.000 guests, rather than to a limited number of 'those who are active in the industry'. To celebrate Christmas 2009 the company participated in the Water Project, an Amref initiative.

In 2010 C'N'C Costume National showed the FW2010/2011 Collection at the Teatro dell'Arte of the Triennale di Milano.