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Puma Suede Cf Stead Lth
In the morning, you head to work, in the afternoon for coffee, and in the evening out in the city. The black sneakers Puma Suede Cf Stead Lth can handle the entire day without the need for a change. This model is based on the well-known silhouette Suede, but instead of traditional suede, it opts for smooth leather. This gives it a cleaner and more polished appearance, making it suitable for the city just as well as for a casual weekend outfit.
The upper made of leather maintains its shape and withstands everyday wear. The rubber outsole ensures reliable grip on the pavement as well as in the office. The low cut leaves the ankle free and emphasizes the sporty line that has been associated with the Puma Suede from the very beginning. The black design can be combined with dark jeans and a simple t-shirt, with cargo pants and an oversized hoodie, or worn with chinos and a light coat when you wish to appear a bit more formal. The Puma brand was founded by Rudolf Dassler in 1948 in Herzogenaurach, Bavaria. The Suede model has been part of its offering since the late 1960s and continues to be among the brand's most popular silhouettes.
Puma Suede
2018 is a year of great celebrations. The legendary Puma Suede celebrates its 50th anniversary. What started out as purely sports footwear has become a phenomenon over the years, leading Puma to collaborate with many stores, artists and brands to create unique collaborations. Join us as we celebrate half a century of success for this iconic sneaker!
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Puma is a renowned German multinational company that designs and manufactures sports and leisure footwear, apparel and accessories. Founded in 1948 by Rudolf Dassler, Puma has established itself as the third largest sportswear manufacturer in the world. Recognised for its commitment to innovation, the brand offers products for the world's fastest athletes and draws strength from its rich sporting heritage. Puma's history is also notable for its early separation from Adidas, another major sportswear brand co-founded by Rudolf's brother Adolf Dassler.
