ROMBAUT presents its “CORE” collection and corresponding campaign
by Gabriel Córdoba Acosta
Lovers of contemporary footwear, this news may be of interest to you, as the brand ROMBAUT – founded and creatively directed by Mats Rombaut – has presented its “CORE” collection, which stands out for carrying the company’s signature design in every one of the models that compose it, but also for its affordable prices, thus approaching more people and increasing its community.
Besides the aforementioned, the timeless and fresh styles that the new line brings with it stand out for being manufactured in Portugal, always following an exhaustive and transparent process, but above all for the low impact that they generate in the world, finding the balance between durability and futuristic vegan materials. This fact, as stated in the press release sent, has been achieved after years of testing and error, in which it has been discovered that the most interesting sustainable fabrics are not always the ones that offer the best levels of durability.
What is the aim of ROMBAUT, in the words of the designer, when presenting “CORE”? “To strip things back to what matters most — community, creativity, and conscious design- and empower their audience to wear their values without compromising on style or accessibility”
Complementing the launch is the corresponding campaign, created by Rombaut Studio, set in an art gallery, and honouring Erwin Wurm, one of Mats’ favourite artists.
Have a look at the images from the ROMBAUT campaign below:











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