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END. Celebrates the Anniversaries of Birkenstock’s Iconic Silhouettes

'Worn Through Time'

As three of Birkenstock’s models mark their decennial anniversaries, END. and Birkenstock have partnered together to honour the occasion. The Boston clogs and Milano sandals have been around for fifty years, whilst the London clogs turn forty. In celebration of the brand’s enduring legacy and heritage footwear, END. presents the Birkenstock Anniversary Pack. Revised under END.’s lens, it is a capsule of signature styles that focus on archival references, elevated finishes, and footbed detailing that we all have grown to love from Birkenstock.

END. decided to extend the celebrations in a campaign that spotlights three modern British creatives and how their Birkenstocks are ‘Worn Through Time’. In an exploration across different disciplines, the campaign tracks the adaptability of the utilitarian shoes that transcend generations and how well they can blend with personal aesthetics. The campaign moves further to demonstrate the cultural longevity and versatility of each style such as the Arizona Sandal that has been visibly ‘worn-in’, but remains in good form. At the centre of it all, Alfie Whiteman, P-rallel, and Max Ragan bring forward their own individual perspectives to shape the narrative.

Director and photographer, Whiteman started his image-making whilst out on loan from Tottenham to Degerfors, a Swedish football team. During his exploration of the serene Scandinavian countryside, a love for photography was born and he has since done campaigns for Vowels and On. He focuses on observation, structure and movement in his work.

London-based DJ and producer P-rallel’s musical energy is drawn from house, garage and electronic influences. He is a member of the Elevation/Meditation collective and has worked with artists such as Greentea Peng and Playboi Carti. Honing in on community and cultural fluidity, he represents Birkenstock’s appeal with youth and musical culture.

Actor, director, and photographer Max Ragan offers a specialised approach to storytelling and his own performances. He recently made “miles & miles” –  a short film that featured themes of isolation and loneliness in a foreign city. Tapping in on Ragan’s cinematic perspective, the campaign explores identity, routine and personal expression.

The three creatives unite to blend together British cultural modernity with Birkenstock’s heritage silhouettes to showcase their integration through different environments and lifestyles. The Birkenstock Anniversary Pack is available now at endclothing.com and in store.

PHOTO CREDIT: Courtesy of END.

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