PUMA

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PUMA was founded in 1948 by Rudolf Dassler in Herzogenaurach, Germany, after the split that also produced Adidas. The brand built its identity across football, track, and lifestyle silhouettes like the Suede and Speedcat.

Popular Models

Speedcat

Born from Formula 1 fireproof driving shoes. The Speedcat's low-profile silhouette became a surprise fashion hit — motorsport minimalism at its purest.

Suede

PUMA Suede is part of PUMA's sport-heritage footwear lineup, adapted for modern daily wear.

Speedcat Ballet

The Speedcat reimagined as a ballet flat — the motorsport silhouette stripped down to its most minimal form. F1 DNA meets feminine design.

Mostro

PUMA Mostro is part of PUMA's sport-heritage footwear lineup, adapted for modern daily wear.

H-Street

PUMA's early-2000s design concept shoe — sculptural midsole and futuristic silhouette. Part of the wave that pushed sneakers into fashion-forward territory.

Palermo

PUMA Palermo is part of PUMA's sport-heritage footwear lineup, adapted for modern daily wear.

GV Special

PUMA GV Special is part of PUMA's sport-heritage footwear lineup, adapted for modern daily wear.

King Indoor

PUMA's legendary football boot adapted for indoor courts. The King lineage dates to 1968 — Pelé, Maradona, and Eusébio all wore Kings on the pitch.

Roma

Inhale

PUMA's futuristic silhouette from the 2000s — sculpted midsole and technical overlays. Part of the era when sneaker design went experimental.

Super Team

PUMA Super Team is part of PUMA's sport-heritage footwear lineup, adapted for modern daily wear.

V-S1

PUMA's modern performance silhouette — technical construction and contemporary design. Part of PUMA's push into forward-looking athletic footwear.

Easy Rider

Clyde

Named after Walt 'Clyde' Frazier, the Knicks legend who demanded wider stripes. Released in 1973, the Clyde became basketball's first lifestyle signature shoe.

Velophasis

PUMA's cycling-inspired lifestyle shoe — technical overlays and a distinctive silhouette rooted in two-wheeled culture. A deep-cut PUMA rework.

Slipstream Low

A 1987 basketball shoe that crossed from the court to the street — low-top, leather upper, and the clean retro proportions that make it a Puma staple.