Campus Activewear hosts distributor meet event 'Shoecase 2025'
Campus Activewear, India's leading sports and athleisure footwear brands hosted its distributor meet 'Shoecase 2025' under the theme, 'Move together and grow together' in the national capital New Delhi.
The two-day event saw participation by over 180 distributor partners from across India. Highlight of the event was a film conceptualised by Ogilvy showcasing real stories from Campus' distributor family.
The event also featured a fashion-first runway experience, showcasing the brand's latest 'Focus' collection.
Commenting on the event, Nikhil Aggarwal, CEO of Campus Activewear Ltd in a statement said, 'Shoecase 2025 wasn't just a milestone event—it was a reaffirmation of our purpose and our partnerships. Our distributors are more than just business partners—they are co-creators of our journey.'
'As we step into a future shaped by design, innovation, and youth's culture, we remain rooted in the legacy of trust and shared ambition that brought us here. We are proud to grow with them, and to move ahead—together,' he added.
Campus Activewear retails its footwear through multi-branded stores, exclusive Campus outlets, and various e-commerce platforms.
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