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PUMA Blue Speedcat Ballet Etoile Sneakers

Name: PUMA Blue Speedcat Ballet Etoile Sneakers
Brand: PUMA
SKU: 262010F12806600
Price: 95.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The PUMA Speedcat Ballet Etoile Sneakers fuse ballet slipper polish with street-ready edge. Low-top satin panels gleam with a ballet-inspired vibe, while logo embroidery at the toe and heel counter adds a quiet PUMA signature. Elasticized wraparound straps at the vamp keep the fit adjustable, and a padded heel collar plus jersey lining glide from errands to evenings with a soft, comfortable feel. Nubuck trim and a cutout at the outer side add texture, and a treaded rubber sole anchors city wear. Supplier color is Creme de mint/Gum for a fresh, wearable look.

On foot, the wraparound straps offer flexible hold without fuss, and the low profile keeps the look streamlined with cropped denim or flowing skirts. The satin finish reads polished without fuss, while the padded collar and jersey lining cushion steps. The treaded sole adds confidence on slick sidewalks, and the nubuck trim nods to trend.

These sneakers sit at the crossroads of sport and romance, a playful yet practical statement from PUMA. They pair with mint-toned wardrobes for a modern moment, or with neutrals to let the ballet silhouette do the talking.

Materials / Fabrication

Low-top silhouette with satin panels
Nubuck trim
Jersey lining
Elasticized wraparound straps at the vamp
Logo embroidery at the toe and heel counter
Padded heel collar
Cutout at the outer side
Treaded rubber sole
Colorway: Creme de mint / Gum

Recommended Care

Spot clean satin panels with a damp, soft cloth; blot gently and air dry; avoid soaking or heavy scrubbing
Do not machine wash or tumble dry; air dry away from direct heat
For nubuck trim, use a nubuck brush to remove dirt and a nubuck cleaner when needed; avoid saturating with water
Wipe jersey lining with a mild soap solution and air dry; avoid harsh cleaners
Apply a protective spray suitable for satin and nubuck before wear and reapply as directed by product
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight; use shoe trees or stuffing to maintain shape

Fit Notes

Elasticized wraparound straps at the vamp provide adjustable, flexible hold for the fit.
Padded heel collar and jersey lining cushion steps for a soft, comfortable feel.
Low-top silhouette paired with a treaded rubber sole supports a streamlined, city-ready look.

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