Postoje kolekcije koje prate sezonu, i one koje uspeju da uhvate njen osećaj. Camper u proleće/leto 2026 upravo pokušava ovo drugo — da leto ne svede na temperaturu, već na način života. Nova kolekcija, simbolično nazvana ¡Qué calor!, inspirisana je Mediteranom u njegovom najživljem obliku: danima uz more, sportskim ritmom, vremenom provedenim na otvorenom i večerima koje se završavaju uz ritam Flamenca.

Upravo ta smena scena — od teniskih terena i plaže do gradskih večeri — oblikuje i samu kolekciju. Camper predlaže obuću koja ne pripada jednoj situaciji, već se lako premešta između različitih letnjih trenutaka. Sportski modeli i funkcionalni dizajn stoje naspram laganih sandala, savremenih patika i elegantnijih silueta, u paleti koja kombinuje crnu, belu i neutralne tonove sa pastelnim nijansama i akcentima inspirisanim voćnim bojama — od lubenice do manga i jagode.

U kolekciji se smenjuju različiti karakteri. Tu su sportski modeli spremni za pokret, ali i sandale u bojama koje prizivaju najlepše letnje pijace Mediterana. Neutralna baza crne, bele i zemljanih tonova dobija osveženje kroz nijanse manga, lubenice i jagode, stvarajući kolekciju koja izgleda vedro, ali nikada ne prelazi granicu dobrog ukusa.

Među novitetima posebno se izdvaja Anita, nova ženska linija koja kombinuje elegantan špicasti vrh i nisku punu petu u prepoznatljivu, ženstvenu siluetu. Od slingback modela do retro patika, Anita je zamišljena kao odgovor na savremenu potrebu za obućom koja se podjednako lako uklapa u poslovne, dnevne i večernje kombinacije.

Potpuno drugačiji karakter donosi Right Niko. Nastao na spoju modela Right Nina i Roku, ovaj model istražuje modularni dizajn kroz izmenjivi đon koji se umeće u gornjište. Zvuči tehnički, ali rezultat je iznenađujuće jednostavan: lagana obuća koja izgleda savremeno bez potrebe da to naglašava.

Ni Camper klasici nisu ostali po strani. Dean dobija detalje inspirisane Flamencoom kroz kožne volane i tufnaste motive, dok Casi Myra donosi novu dozu razigranosti asimetričnim detaljima i neočekivanim teksturama. Čak i kada reinterpretira svoje najpoznatije modele, Camper ostaje veran onome po čemu ga prepoznajemo – sposobnosti da svakodnevnu obuću učini zanimljivijom.

Posebnu pažnju privlači i evolucija modela Karst 2, koji sada dobija i ženstveniju baletanku sa prepoznatljivim robustnim Vibram® đonom. Na prvi pogled deluje kao spoj nespojivog, ali upravo u tim kontrastima Camper se oseća najprirodnije.

Paralelno sa dizajnom, brend nastavlja da razvija održivije proizvodne procese. Gotovo svi materijali korišćeni u kolekciji poseduju relevantne sertifikate, dok modeli poput Wabi i Kobarah pokazuju kako inovativni materijali i cirkularni dizajn sve više postaju sastavni deo savremene modne industrije, a ne njena budućnost.

A kada je reč o saradnjama, Camper nastavlja partnerstvo sa japanskom kućom ISSEY MIYAKE. Rezultat je Karst Finch, model inspirisan bojama perja ptica pevačica. Pleteno gornjište u formi Mary Jane cipele susreće se sa masivnim višebojnim đonom, stvarajući patiku koja izgleda kao da pripada nekoj drugoj kategoriji — što je često najbolji kompliment koji jedan dizajn može da dobije.

Ako je suditi po kolekciji ¡Qué calor!, leto 2026. neće biti u znaku jedne siluete, jednog trenda ili jedne boje. Biće u znaku izbora. A Camper je upravo na toj ideji izgradio svoju novu sezonu.

Kolekcija je dostupna u Camper radnji u Galeriji, Fashion&Friends prodavnicama i online, kao i putem aplikacije. 

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Camper ¡Qué calor! – when summer becomes a state of mind

Summer 2026 won’t be defined by a single silhouette, trend, or colour

There are collections that simply follow the season, and then there are those that manage to capture its feeling. For Spring/Summer 2026, Camper aims for the latter — shifting the idea of summer away from temperature and towards a way of living. Titled ¡Qué calor!, the new collection draws inspiration from the Mediterranean in its most vivid form: long days by the sea, a sporty rhythm, time spent outdoors, and evenings that close in the pulse of Flamenco.

This constant shift of scenes — from tennis courts and beaches to city nights — shapes the collection itself. Camper proposes footwear that doesn’t belong to a single moment, but moves effortlessly across different summer settings. Performance-driven, sports-inspired styles sit alongside lightweight sandals, contemporary sneakers and more refined silhouettes, all set against a palette of black, white and neutrals, lifted with pastel tones and fruit-inspired accents — from watermelon to mango and strawberry.

Across the collection, different characters come into focus. Sport-ready styles designed for movement are paired with sandals in colours that evoke Mediterranean summer markets at their best. The neutral base of black, white and earthy tones is refreshed with shades of mango, watermelon and strawberry, creating a lineup that feels bright and expressive, yet always balanced.

Among the key new introductions is Anita, a new women-only line that combines a pointed toe with a low wedge heel, forming a distinctly feminine silhouette. From slingback styles to retro-inspired sneakers, Anita is designed as a response to a contemporary need for footwear that transitions easily between work, daytime and evening wear.

A very different character comes through in Right Niko. Developed from the foundations of Right Nina and Roku, the design explores modular construction through a removable outsole that is inserted into the upper. Technically complex in concept, the result feels effortless: lightweight footwear with a contemporary edge that doesn’t need to announce itself.

Camper’s classics also return with new energy. Dean is reworked with Flamenco-inspired details, including leather ruffles and polka-dot motifs, while Casi Myra introduces a more playful direction through asymmetrical elements and unexpected textures. Even when revisiting its most recognisable silhouettes, Camper stays close to its core idea — making everyday footwear feel more considered.

Attention also turns to the evolution of Karst 2, which now introduces a more feminine ballet-style interpretation paired with its signature chunky Vibram® outsole. At first glance, it feels like a contradiction; in practice, it reflects the contrast-driven language that defines the line.

Alongside design development, the brand continues to expand its approach to more responsible production. Almost all materials used in the collection are certified, while lines such as Wabi and Kobarah highlight how innovative materials and circular design are increasingly becoming part of the present rather than the future of fashion.

In collaboration, Camper continues its partnership with Japanese house ISSEY MIYAKE. The result is Karst Finch, a model inspired by the vibrant plumage of songbirds. A knitted Mary Jane-style upper meets a bold, multi-coloured outsole, creating a sneaker that feels like it belongs to another category altogether — often the strongest compliment in design.

If ¡Qué calor! is any indication, Summer 2026 won’t revolve around a single silhouette, trend, or colour. It will be about choice. And Camper builds its new season precisely on that idea.

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