Camp David Men's Casual Apparel

Camp David is a German fashion label established in 1997 by brothers Jürgen, Hans-Peter, and Thomas Finkbeiner under the parent company Clinton Großhandels-GmbH. The brand specializes in men's casual and semi-formal apparel, emphasizing durable fabrics like cotton piqué, blends, and knits for comfort and versatility in leisure settings. Key offerings include polo shirts, button-down shirts, knitwear, trousers, and outerwear, designed with attention to fit, embroidery details, and subtle branding to appeal to an active lifestyle. The company is headquartered in Hoppegarten, Brandenburg, Germany, and operates a network of physical stores and online platforms, focusing on domestic markets where the brand maintains visibility in menswear segments. Camp David has built a reputation for innovative graphic presentation through multi-process applications involving a combination of embroidery, screen print, and appliqué to present a contemporary retail look. The brand's name was inspired by the country retreat of the U.S. President, reflecting a connection to American culture. Over the years, Camp David has expanded its presence, with numerous stores and selling areas in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. The brand has also attracted notable ambassadors, including Dieter Bohlen, Arthur Abraham, and Marcus Schenkenberg, contributing to its popularity and recognition in the fashion industry.