Right
A flexible ballerina idea made street-ready with Camper's practical sole language.
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Story & heritage
Camper's U.S. product page says Right first launched in 2005 and combines the flexibility of ballerina slippers with the protection of street-ready rubber soles.
That makes Right the brand's clearest bridge between ballet-flat simplicity and everyday walking function.
Materials & craft
The selected Right product page lists a calfskin upper, removable EVA footbed, hook-and-loop closing system, and a rubber outsole with 20% recycled content.
The shoe keeps the ballet-flat line low and flexible while using a practical sole and secure strap to make it more city-friendly.
How to choose & style
Right is a quiet everyday flat: good with ankle-length trousers, midi skirts, socks, or a simple dress.
The black-and-red version adds a graphic interior flash while still behaving like a neutral from the outside.
