Sneakers for Boys
This season's sneaker collection, hybrid sporty designs for boys.
Making Sneakers for Boys, building the future
For almost half a century, we have been shoemakers committed to creating quality footwear with minimal waste.
Founded in Mallorca in 1975, Camper was born to meet the demand for a unique style of footwear with a focus on quality and innovation. Still designed and developed here to this day, Camper combines tradition and Mediterranean spirit with playful design and the latest technology to create original styles that go the distance. Each season we challenge the status quo by embracing innovation, sustainability, and collaboration in everything we do. The result? Unconventional footwear that is easy to wear and hard to define.
The Walking Society
¡Hola! We’re The Walking Society, an open community with strong local values and broad global horizons. Our goal? To better the world together using the power of our creativity and imagination. Read The Walking Society Magazine to follow our travels around the islands of the Mediterranean, where we explore a new destination each season, capturing images and meeting creative communities to bring their stories to you. Interested in coming on board? Being a member means you get instant access to exclusive benefits, like our magazine, special discounts, early access to promos, and much, much, much more. Join us.
ReCamper
Our Sneakers for Boys are built to last. And with ReCamper, we make extra sure they do. These services help extend the life of your shoes by repairing, recycling, and reworking them. This means that together we can help keep shoes out of landfills, where almost 23 billion pairs end up each year.
Care&Repair
Longer-lasting shoes are more sustainable shoes. And our Care&Repair products help you look after your shoes to extend their lifespan. Did you know that wearing your pair of Sneakers for Boys for an extra 9 months helps to reduce carbon impact by 20-30%? That’s right, together we can keep your favorite shoes on your feet for longer.