Puma Speedcat motorsport-inspired silhouette from 1999
Introduced in 1999, the Puma Speedcat was originally designed as a shoe for professional racers and is still one of the brand's most iconic lifestyle sneakers. Its low-profile, aerodynamic silhouette is based on the shoes used in the Formula 1 paddock. The sneakers feature an ultra-thin rubber sole that provides maximum surface feel and a natural feel when walking. The soft suede upper perfectly hugs the foot, is lightweight, flexible and very stylish at the same time. The low cut around the ankle ensures freedom of movement and a sleek, sporty look.
The Puma Speedcat is designed for lovers of minimalist silhouettes, motorsport culture and anyone who wants to add a dash of racing energy to their urban outfit. They're suitable for everyday wear, leisure and evening styling - wherever you want to look clean, modern and confident.
Team them with straight or skinny jeans, a leather jacket or bomber for a motorsport vibe. They also go great with cargo pants, a simple T-shirt and a zip-up sweatshirt. For a sleeker streetwear style, opt for knitted trousers, an oversized shirt or minimalist monochrome outfits - the Speedcat adds an expressive sporty character to the whole look.
Materials
Upper
Suede: leather cut from the back, while the fibers remain on the surface, suede is less prone to damage than nubuck.
Leather: is perhaps the best material for the production of footwear - maintains its shape, it is breathable and the list of its positive properties is far from ending.
Footbed
OrthoLiteĀ®
Sole
Rubber: a material that is very easy to maintain and you will appreciate it especially in rainy weather.
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.
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