Good news for all the design lovers and courios people in general! After a stint in 2010 at Shanghai Expo, the Desigñ – Spanish Accent in design exhibition, organized by the National Innovation Enterprise (ENISA), of Industry, Energy and Tourism Ministry, and the Cervantes Institute and curated by Ramon Ubeda will be exhibited from 21 February until 28 April at the Cervantes Institute in Dublin.
The exhibition comprises 100 posters and a map of the Spanish creativity genius pool that includes people of all generations and creative disciplines such as graphic designers, illustrators, advertising designers and architects amongst others. Desigñ. Spanish accent in design is an up-to-date map of the main work produced by Spanish designers that work closely for leading firms and institutions such as Camper, El País, SEEI (the Spanish state organization responsible for organizing international exhibitions) and the shop Vinçon contemporary Spanish design products for the home) amongst others.
One of the items on display at “Desigñ” is the Camper Pelotas, the original Camper icon since 1995; recognised worldwide for its its iconic rubber outsole with “87 balls” design.
The exhibition travels within a small wooden box with everything needed to fit its installation in the different locations that the Instituto Cervantes has in various cities worldwide.
On March, as part of our upcoming Spring/Summer 2012 season, Hong Kong’s underground users will find a special Camper indoor campaign in the upper platform trackside to Chai Wan Station.
Check our advertisement’s teaser:
The store was designed by Jurgen Bey. This is his first cooperation with Camper as part of the Together Project.
Born in Soest, the Netherlands in 1965, Jurgen Bey is one of the most renowned Dutch designers. He studied at the Design Academy Eindhoven and has since run studios independently or in collaboration with others, while teaching at the Design Academy Eindhoven in previous years, and currently, at the Royal College of Art in London. Bey’s work includes product, furniture, interior and public space design, and is produced by his studio, or by companies such as Droog, Royal Tichelaar Makkum, and Moooi. Bey is known as a critical designer, driven to understand the world and to question it in a unique manner. He has been awarded the 2005 Prins Bernard Cultuurfonds Award, the 2005 Harrie Tillie Award from Stedelijk Museum, Roermond and the Interior Award 2003 from Lensvelt/de Architect, for his meeting room for the Interpolis company.
The store hosts men’s, women’s and kids’ collections. It is located 58 Rue de la Republique, the main shopping street of the city. You can check the exact location at our store locator.
If you’re in the area we invite you to stop by and have a look!
On January, Saturday 21st during Men’s fashion week in Paris, Bernhard Willhelm presented his last. The Camper Together sneakers and boots were an important part of the Bernhard Willhelm Autumn/Winter Fashion Show.
You can find Bernhard Willhelm at our online store
Camper begins 2012 with a new opening in New York!
Located in Soho, the store is designed by Shigeru Ban who also designed the Camper pavilion for the Volvo Ocean Race. If you want to know more about Shigeru Ban you can visit his web: http://www.shigerubanarchitects.com/
Below you will find some pictures from our new store. Enjoy!
Camper opened a new store in Singapore. The store was designed by the Italian architect, Michelle De Lucci as part of the Camper Together project.
The store is located in Marina Bay Sands, one of the most important Shopping Mall in the country. If you want to check the exact location, please click here.
In this store you will find the Women’s and Men’s collections.
if you happen to be in town please come and visit us!
Camper opened its second store in Bologna. The store is the first collaboration of Camper with the spanish designer Isabel López.
Located in Via Ugo Bassi 4F, this store offers the latest collections for Men and Women.
Don´t hesitate to stop by and say hi if you pass through the area!
To see the exact locations Click here
The weather is getting cooler and it’s that time of the year when we start to look for shoes and boots that keep us both warm and pretty. This season Camper offers you a Winter Collection with a rage of models prepared for the coldest winters. The Winter collection includes:
Peu Pista, one of our most complete shoes to date: it offers great protection against cold weather and rainy days and the insole with 87 PU balls provides a soft cushioning effect.
Sirmiri, an excellent shoe for cold winter days. Thanks to its waterproof treatment it keeps your feet dry, and with its special thermal insulation on the inside it also provides warmth.
Pelotas Alpine is the newest style within the Pelotas family: an outdoor boot with iconic Ariel details but specifically designed to withstand even the coldest and rainiest days. It features waterproof leathers and membrane, and a gusset tongue to let your feet breathe. The rubber lugged outsole provides non-slip and high abrasion while the PU midsole ensures thermal insulation and lightweight.
Wabi boots. They are ideal for winter time. Their Vulcanised construction ensures flexibility. The Waterproof rubber bottom keep your feet dry while the wool insole keep your feet warm and cosy.
Wabi slipers. Why can’t you be trendy and warm at home?
If you want to see the complete winter collection click here.
Now that the autumn weather has arrived, it’s the time of the year when we start to look for nice boots that keep us both warm and pretty. 1912 is our original boot, crafted in high quality leathers. Its rubber sole offers comfort, good grip and resistance.
And if you cannot live without heels, 1912 has also high heel options.
If you are looking for a boot that is ideal for everyday life, this is the one!
You can find Mil models at our online store.
Camper and Ciudad de la Luz, Europe’s most advanced film studio, have this afternoon announced the winners of their short film competition ‘A is for Action’.
The competition, which was open to students at the prestigious Alicante-based film school, has been run in parallel to Camper’s sponsorship of Emirates Team New Zealand in the forthcoming Volvo Ocean Race, which starts from the city at the end of October.
The criteria for entry was very simple: the main protagonist should be either a Camper shoe or the brand and the backdrop, the city of Alicante and the films themselves no longer than five minutes and either fictional or documentary in style.
“Camper is by its very nature a very creative brand and the opportunity for us to link up with Europe’s leading film school, is another exciting step towards further increasing our audiovisual output. And, with Ciudad de la Luz based in the host city for the start of the race, this was an opportunity too good to miss,” commented Dalia Saliamonas, Project Director for Camper in the Volvo Ocean Race.
This is the first stage of a cinematographic ‘tour’ of the world; with Camper establishing associations with leading film schools at key stopovers during the 37,000-mile round the world race.
Luis Cruz, the Director of the Cuidad de la Luz film school, stated that he was excited to be collaborating ‘with this leading international footwear brand’. He went on to say: “We also have a strong international emphasis, and despite the fact that we are a relatively new enterprise, we have already signed more than ten projects with other international organisations. This association with Camper further underlines the our joint strengths of creativity and quality, which will make this an outstanding project in its own right.”
The five-strong judging panel, that included representatives from Ciudad de la Luz, Camper and the British production company, Wing Productions, voted the following films as winners of the competition:
Overall Winner
UN ZAPATO LLAMADO CAMPER by Pepe Santatecla and Alejandro Navarro
A stop frame animation following CAMPER as he tries to buy a new pair of feet.
Judges comment: A shoe finding a foot is a fun premise and the stop motion is good and obviously a lot of effort went in to making the individual scenes.
1st Prize
TANGO by Olivia Lorot and Juan Torres
A stop frame animation of two Camper shoes dancing a tango in front of a moving backdrop of Alicante.
Judges comment: The choice of music and movement in the stop motion is really alluring. It has been well executed and the lighting and usage of stop frame is good.
2nd Prize
AVENTURA CAMPER by Anabela Medrano Heredia y Arancha Rodriguez de Segovia Sanchez de la Majestad
Two people’s journey in a race to find the Lifelovers boat at the port
Judges comment: A fun and bright movie that shows the boat and one of the only films to include the sponsorship of the Volvo Ocean Race
3rd Prize
CORRE O MUERE by Angel Gómez Hernández, Lucas Vázquez de la Vega, Raúl Mollá Marcos, Javier Flor de Lis, Javier de Juan Jerónimo and Ignacio Albeza Candela
A short horror movie where Camper shoes rescue the main protagonist.
Judges comment: The make up is amazing for a student film and the producers they must have had a LOT of fun making it!
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