Miguel Fluxà, Gloria Rodríguez (eds.)

The Walking Society

Now More Than Ever!

Since its founding in Mallorca in 1975, Camper has transformed its shoemaking heritage into a platform for experimentation across design, fashion, architecture and visual culture. Born from a family tradition of craftsmanship, Camper has cultivated a distinctive approach to developing products, images and spaces that prizes creative exchange. From its early footwear and stores to its collaboration series Camper Together, offshoot label CAMPERLAB, and "The Walking Society" magazine, the brand has built an unconventional identity.

"The Walking Society: Now More Than Ever! " opens Camper’s extensive archive to explore the people, ideas, objects and stories behind its evolution. Bringing together archival material and newly commissioned contributions from renowned international creatives and writers, the book adopts a documentary approach, activating the archive as a space for observation, interpretation and dialogue. Across five decades, the volume reveals how Camper finds new ways to reinterpret its heritage and keep moving forward.

Since its founding in Mallorca in 1975, Camper has transformed its shoemaking heritage into a platform for experimentation across design, fashion, architecture and visual culture. Born from a family tradition of craftsmanship, Camper has cultivated a distinctive approach to developing products, images and spaces that prizes creative exchange. From its early footwear and stores to its collaboration series Camper Together, offshoot label CAMPERLAB, and "The Walking Society" magazine, the brand has built an unconventional identity.

"The Walking Society: Now More Than Ever! " opens Camper’s extensive archive to explore the people, ideas, objects and stories behind its evolution. Bringing together archival material and newly commissioned contributions from renowned international creatives and writers, the book adopts a documentary approach, activating the archive as a space for observation, interpretation and dialogue. Across five decades, the volume reveals how Camper finds new ways to reinterpret its heritage and keep moving forward.

Edited by Gloria Rodríguez, Miguel Fluxà

Authors: Felix Burrichter, Davide Coppo, El Ultimo Grito, Miquel Fluxà, Pol Guasch, Andrea Lazarov, Miguel Leiro, Andrea Muniáin, Matthew Needham, Joël Vacheron

Design: Gloria Rodríguez

15.75 x 21 cm, 6 1/4 x 8 1/4 in

452 pages, 640 illustrations

paperback

2026, 978-3-03778-819-6, English
CHF 35.00
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Miguel Fluxà

Miguel Fluxà, a fourth-generation member of the Fluxà family, joined the business in 2003, where he led diversification projects such as Casa Camper, as well as design collaborations and the brand’s network. In January 2012, he assumed the role of CEO of Camper, evolving the brand concept, capturing a new generation of consumers and doubling down on responsibility by becoming a B Corp certified corporation. During this period, he also led the launch of new ventures such as CAMPERLAB and Nnormal, in collaboration with Kilian Jornet, in the outdoor sector.

Gloria Rodríguez

Gloria Rodríguez works with Fundación Camper, where she leads the development of the brand’s long-term cultural initiatives.
With a background in design, she spent over a decade at Camper across brand and art direction, contributing to the evolution of its visual identity and leading the development of “The Walking Society” across its different stages.
Her work connects brand, design and culture, shaping projects that link product, process and context while remaining closely aligned with Camper’s values and Mediterranean roots.

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