Toward the Realization of a Circular Economy. Camper introduces sandals whose main parts can be recycled.

Although the concept of "sustainable" has become much more widespread over the past few years, there is still a long way to go to achieve 100% recyclable, recycling-oriented fashion. In particular, the hurdle to building a complete recycling system is high, especially in the shoe manufacturing industry, which requires dozens of parts and complex manufacturing processes to complete a product.

In this context, a shoe brand born in Mallorca, SpainCAMPER.has introduced "WABI," sandals whose main parts can be recycled. This is a big step toward the realization of a circular economy and a sustainable future.

WABI for MEN ¥9,900 each

WABI for WOMEN ¥9,900 each

WABI" is inspired by traditional Japanese minimalism.

It features an ergonomic one-piece molded design and uses a single main material, recycled TPU. This reduces the burden on the environment while supporting the health of the wearer. In addition, by simplifying the manufacturing process, CO2 emissions during production have been significantly reduced, and the production process as well as materials have been reviewed.

As you can see, they are finished in a shape that fits the foot, so they are very comfortable to wear. In addition, if it has excellent flexibility, it is likely to be active in a wide range of scenes from indoor to outdoor.

Compact and friendly looking, surprisingly comfortable, yet ethical. These are the sandals to wear this summer.