LA-based Han Cholo has transferred their jewelery expertise into an all new upcoming Puma First
Puma definetly has a large involvement in bike culture and have maintained a strong presence
As not only a winner of an Olympic medal in 1968 but also as a cultural activist, American
With no end in sight, Puma are set to release another collection of sneakers based on the
In what we would easily argue as one of the world’s most active sneaker purveyors, Germany’s
In an unexpected move between Puma and Sneaker Freaker, a part two to their Blaze of Glory collaboration was revealed in Sneaker Freaker’s Issue 12. Here’s an in-depth look at the follow-up black colorways. The Blaze of Glory features neoprene booties, Trinomic cushioning units and soles, common traits with the all too familiar Disc Blaze. Look for these to hit hanon shop in the upcoming weeks.
With the introduction of the Puma Sky Low II, the low-top takes various cues from Puma’s basketball original the Sky II which was the recent cause for inspiration on Bodega’s Spy vs. Spy sneaker. With profile similar to its high-top big brother, much of the leather paneling is the same. The Sky Low II also manages to keep in touch with the original with the single velcro strap. The styles seen here include a patent leather toebox and white Formstripe. Available now at Shoe Planet and other Puma retailers.
Emerging from the Clyde’s shadow in recent memory is the similarly shaped Basket from Puma. Three new styles are seen here are all based on a Puma rendition of camo on an all-over print style. The models each exhibit varying degrees from flashiness from light green to khaki and gray. Available now at select Puma retailers and Mita.
Another batch of Puma Baskets have released that pay homage to championship teams of the NBA, this time focusing on the 1990s. Previous releases included the 1970s Championship Pack which featured the Seattle Supersonics and Boston Celtics. This round of Baskets include the Chicago Bulls, Houston Rockets and Los Angeles Lakers. Each sneaker features a skyline of the city and replaces the “BASKET” logo with the respective city’s name. Available now at Mita.
On the heels of the recent announcement regarding the Rob L x Puma Clyde comes the unveiling of two t-shirts that will release alongside the custom turned production sneakers. One t-shirt features the “Archipelago” in all-over print style with a second t-shirt featuring a framed print in blue. The release date for the Rob L x Puma “Archipelago” Pack is slated for June 21st in which the shoes and t-shirt will be sold separately.
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Last week saw the initial unveiling of the Atmox x Puma Endangered Species pack which featured footwear based on a variety of endangered animals. While part one included animals based largely on the North and South Poles, a follow-up reveals other animal based styles such as the Ibis (bird) Clyde and the Panda Mid. Each sneaker includes a detailed photographic shot on the insole, captured by award winning Japanese photographer Mitsuaki Iwago. Set to release July 28th at Atmos locations.
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Taking a theme literally and running with it is probably the best way to describe Atmos’ latest sneaker collaboration with Puma. Three endangered species from the snowy wastelands of the Arctic and Antarctic are portrayed through the eyes of Puma’s vintage model, the Clyde as well as a lesser seen model, Mid. The pack of animal-based sneakers grabs its inspiration largely from wildlife photographer Mitsuaki Iwago (of National Geographic) and photos accumulated over the years. The pack, aside from pushing the envelope for sneaker themes was created to bring awareness to the dire wildlife preservation situation. The three animals chosen as inspirations include the Harp Seal Clyde, Polar Bear Clyde and Macaroni Penguin Mid (frills seen around the ankle). Exclusive to Atmos, these will release on June 28th with price tags ranging from $125 USD to $150 USD.
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