Camper Shoes Prices: What You Pay for the Mallorcan Label

Camper is a Mallorca-born footwear brand known for distinctive, comfort-led designs, sold in the UK through its own stores, John Lewis, Selfridges and a range of online retailers. Prices sit firmly in the premium-casual bracket, above typical high-street shoes but below luxury designer footwear. Because the brand runs regular sales and outlet lines, the price of a given style can vary widely depending on where and when you buy.

Camper price snapshot

What you're buying	Typical price	How Camper compares
Classic styles (Peu, Pelotas trainers)	Around £110 - £160	The signature lines; rarely the cheapest trainers but priced for durability and design.
Twins and statement designs	Around £120 - £180	Mismatched and fashion-led pairs sit at the upper end of the everyday range.
Boots and ankle boots	Around £130 - £200	Leather construction pushes boots above the trainer range.
Kids' Camper shoes	Around £45 - £80	Smaller sizes cost less; still premium versus high-street children's footwear.
Sandals and warm-weather styles	Around £80 - £130	Seasonal lines that are often discounted heavily in end-of-summer sales.
Outlet and previous-season pairs	Around £50 - £100	Discontinued colours and styles cleared well below full RRP.

How Camper prices work

Camper sets a recommended price for each style and sells it across its own shops and website, department stores like John Lewis and Selfridges, and various third-party retailers. Within a season the full price is fairly consistent, but the brand runs seasonal sales and operates outlet stock, so older colourways and discontinued styles drop in price over time.

Construction and materials drive where a style sits: leather boots cost more than canvas or knit trainers, and limited or statement designs carry a premium. Kids' lines are cheaper in absolute terms but still sit above the high street.

Where Camper sits on value

Against the high street Camper is undeniably pricey, but buyers are paying for design, comfort and leather quality rather than fast fashion. Against designer footwear it looks like good value. The smart move is rarely to pay full RRP, because the same style can appear in seasonal sales and at outlets for a good deal less.

Department stores and multi-brand retailers sometimes discount Camper at different times to the brand's own site, so the same pair can vary in price across sellers. Comparing the exact style and size before buying is the best way to catch a lower price.

How to pay less at Camper

• Shop the end-of-season sales - summer sandals and winter boots are cleared at sharp reductions once the season turns.
• Check Camper outlet stock and previous-season colourways, which sell well below the current RRP.
• Compare the exact style and size across Camper's own site, John Lewis and other stockists, as discount timing differs.
• Sign up for a retailer newsletter for a first-order discount code before buying online.
• Look for the same style in a less popular colour, which is often the first to be reduced.
• Factor in durability - a well-made pair worn for years can undercut cheaper shoes replaced often.

Frequently asked questions

Why are Camper shoes so expensive?

Camper is a premium Spanish brand, so prices reflect leather quality, distinctive design and comfort-focused construction rather than fast-fashion economics. They sit above the high street but below luxury designer footwear.

Do Camper shoes ever go on sale?

Yes, the brand runs seasonal sales and operates outlet stock, so previous-season styles and discontinued colours are regularly discounted. Paying full RRP is rarely necessary if you are flexible on style or colour.

Is it cheaper to buy Camper online or in store?

Prices are broadly similar, but online retailers and department stores sometimes discount at different times to Camper's own shops. Comparing the specific style across sellers is the reliable way to find the lowest price.

Are Camper shoes worth the price?

For buyers who value comfort, durable leather and design, many find them worth it, particularly as a pair can last for years. Whether they are worth it for you depends on how much you value those features over cheaper alternatives.

When is the best time to buy Camper shoes?

End-of-season sales and outlet clearances offer the best value, with sandals cheapest in late summer and boots after winter. Black Friday and seasonal promotions can also bring discounts on current lines.

How long do Camper shoes last?

With reasonable care, many leather Camper styles last several years, which is part of the value argument for the higher price. Lifespan depends on the materials and how often the shoes are worn.