Camper and the sustainable commitment

The famous footwear brand founded in 1975 on the island of Majorca, Spain, has long been committed to sustainability with reuse and circularity projects. These include ReCamper, an initiative that aims to extend the life of Camper shoes with services that include cleaning, repairing or converting them into other footwear. In this way, they are prevented from ending up in landfills because, of the 23 billion pairs of shoes produced each year, 95% end up like that.

ReWalk is a collection of used and second-hand shoes that have been cleaned, disinfected and repaired to make them ready to walk again and ReCrafted a unique collection made from recycled Camper shoes.

For its collections, Camper uses certified and innovative natural materials, leather produced using environmentally responsible practices and certified by the Leather Working Group, recycled materials that minimise environmental impact and favouring simple construction with minimal materials, glues and stitching to reduce waste and CO2 emissions while increasing performance and comfort.