Camper x Issey Miyake capsule collction: between fluidity and functionality
Bound by a shared exploration of movement and form, Camper and Issey Miyake introduce a radical capsule that redefines the concept of footwear. Titled “Peu Form,” the collection draws from the A-POC (A Piece of Cloth) philosophy, offering two silhouettes – loafer and ankle boot – that wrap the foot like a second skin, merging craftsmanship, comfort, and vision.
Deconstructed design and natural movement
Camper and Issey Miyake introduce “Peu Form,” a capsule collection that reimagines traditional footwear through the lens of fluidity and innovation.
Inspired by the iconic A-POC (A Piece of Cloth) concept by Issey Miyake and Dai Fujiwara, the collection features two models – a slip-on loafer and a sculptural ankle boot – that wrap around the foot like a second skin, merging experimental design with everyday wearability.
A-POC is much more than a technique – it’s a philosophy. It represents a radical vision of the relationship between fabric, the body, and the production process, one that has revolutionized the way we understand fashion.
The method is based on the idea of creating garments and three-dimensional objects from a single piece of fabric (or material), minimizing waste, seams, and rigidity. In the Peu Form capsule, this concept takes shape through Italian leather shoes with a fluid structure, lightweight feel, and no visible stitching. Objects that don’t just dress the body — they engage in dialogue with it and the space around it.
From July 15th, Discover the capsule in store and online!
