The third chapter in our size? exclusive adidas Anthology City series takes us on a trip to Vienna, the capital of Austria – aka Wien. Following Amsterdam and Malmö, this pack celebrates the city’s rich history, art, culture, and entertainment, with four collectable colourways.  The first drop features two pairs draped in velvety-soft suede mixed with contrasting leather 3-Stripes and heel tabs. The Wien moniker takes its usual spot atop the sidewall with a noticeable revamp – adopting the colour accents of the shoe where we would usually see gold-foil branding.  Footbeds are decor ..read more

Our size? community is a big part of what makes us who we are, with roots across the UK, Ireland, Scandinavia and as far as Canada, we thrive on the unique cultures that are all part of the bigger picture. With three locations in France already (Paris, Marseille and Toulouse), we’re super excited to announce that we’re opening in Lille on 09.08.2024!  Lille is known for its breathtaking architecture and Flemish influence, and as a city built on history, it has a lot to offer. The rhythm of Lille is like no other, and with a big student population, there’s a thrilling pulse of new ideas an ..read more

The adidas ZX series harbours a divine presence that’s utterly unique amongst the vastness of the greater 3-Stripes catalogue. Particularly the ZX 600 line, which was reinstated last month and is admired devoutly in the UK by one of our personal favourite slices of British subculture: late ‘80s and early ‘90s acid-house aficionados. You already know that we couldn’t just sit by and let one of the lineages most cherished silhouettes make a return without putting our very own size? exclusive stamp on it… Having not made any overly aggressive changes to the initial blueprint from ‘86, our adida ..read more

Back after 37 years since its initial debut, July sees the re-release of an all-time classic from Nike – the Air Safari OG. First launched in 1987, the Air Safari, was designed by none other than Tinker Hatfield (of course) – a bizarre creation at the time, it was seen by many as a good 20 years ahead of its time. The characteristic Safari print arrived on the model as a part of the ‘Air Pack’ along with the Air Max and Air Trainer introducing a colourway that has gained cult status. The Air Safari became popular in the footwear fraternity and a lot of that success was down to famed hip-hop a ..read more

Inspired by intricate patterns found in Western Americana rugs, our New Balance 860v2 size? exclusive is accented with metallic pinks and desert brown tones employing lightweight, open mesh across most of its construction. Branded ‘N’ sidewalls, tongues and heel quarters add a touch of heritage. Its underfoot where the label’s innovative tech really makes it mark, combining ABZORB technology and N-ergy cushioning in the heel, absorbing impact and returning the energy into your next stride with elastic-like responsiveness. Alongside the model is a pack of accompanying apparel that’s a fu ..read more

Growing up in the Spanish Pyrenees, Kilian Jornet had the mountains as his playground where he was free to run, climb and ski as he pleased. Today, he is considered one of the best mountain athletes in the world, and if that wasn’t impressive enough, he also holds a record for a double ascent of Mount Everest. Currently living in Norway, he’s an avid climate advocate, raising awareness about environmental impact and what we can do to protect the planet. Jornet was introduced to Camper through a mutual friend, a family-owned Mallorcan footwear company. It all started in 1877 when Antonio Fluxa ..read more

From the adidas SL 72 to Salomon’s XT-6, discover the eclectic curation in its latest campaign. British sneaker retailer size? has unveiled its new season campaign, titled “What’s your size?” Tapping into the growing trend of revival sneakers, it celebrates the history of the iconic silhouettes destined to make a popular comeback this summer, capturing them on the feet of different sub-cultures and bold communities. Arriving in fresh colorways and premium fabrications, a range of classic footwear by adidas Originals is found punctuating the visuals alongside a series of clean-cut outfits. Mak ..read more

Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill volumes are so pop-culturally relevant we saw it fit to assemble a low-profile-inspired breakdown specifically in its honour. Just like how Uma Thurman’s slack suit and Onitsuka Mexico 66’s paid homage to the outfit worn by Bruce Lee in the 1979 film, Game of Death, we’re gonna pay our respects to all things low-profile the size? way.  Why is low-profile footwear so popular? At home on both the runway and the local caged football court, the usage of low-profile footwear spans far and wide. The ideology present here is that low-profile footwear is as equally g ..read more

Blokecore, although being a classic fashion style, is undoubtedly increasing in popularity, with the classic combination of vintage football jerseys, baggy jeans and low-profile trainers capturing true British culture – taking fashion from stadium to street. Recently, this style has made the switch from being exclusive to mainly middle-aged men at football matches (hence the “bloke” in blokecore) to the fashion scene, even making its way into wardrobes of key fashion influencers like Bella Hadid. Dominating designer brands, such as Balenciaga, have even hopped on the blokecore trend with their ..read more

Adopted in many cultures from art, music, and fashion, Tinker Hatfield’s Air Max 90 has been reinterpreted in a slew of variations and collabs since its post-2008 reissues. Embracing the same modern tech as its predecessor merged with the distinctive Waffle outsole, it was the original ‘Infrared’ paint-up that solidified the sneaker as a streetwear linchpin. Following on from the revolutionary Air Max 1, a silhouette that had no equal when first released, the Nike Air Max 90 took all the radical aesthetics that were originally included by Hatfield and evolved them in various ways. Blending an ..read more