PUMA H-Street Low-Top Sneakers
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H-Street Low-Top Sneakers

PUMA

$95.00

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The H-Street Low-Top Sneakers in White fuse streetwise ease with a nod to archival sport. A leather upper keeps the line clean and easy to polish, while tie styling adds a subtle twist to a timeless silhouette. Inside, a textile insole cushions every step, and the rubber sole anchors the look with dependable grip. Imported and finished in bright white, this pair is a versatile anchor for everything from jeans to dresses, priced at 95.

Size 6, this pair offers a tie-through closure that lets you tune the fit across the instep, while the low-top profile sits neatly at the ankle for a clean, versatile frame. They layer easily with denim, midi skirts, or joggers, and pair with a blazer or hoodie for a day-to-night edge. The combination of leather upper, textile insole, and rubber sole keeps the line cohesive and easy to style.

As a nod to PUMA's street ready athletic codes, H-Street sneakers ground looks with a crisp, uncomplicated white that feels right at home in editorial windows and on city streets alike.

Materials / Fabrication

  • Leather upper
  • Textile insole
  • Rubber sole
  • Tie-through closure
  • Low-top silhouette
  • Finish in bright white
  • Imported

Recommended Care

  • Clean leather upper with a soft damp cloth; apply a leather conditioner as needed.
  • Spot clean the textile insole with a mild detergent and allow to air dry completely before reassembling.
  • Wipe rubber sole with a damp cloth; avoid harsh solvents that could degrade the rubber.
  • Avoid soaking leather or exposing to direct heat; dry away from sunlight to prevent fading or cracking.
  • Store in a cool, dry place; use a dust bag or box to protect the white finish.

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About Puma

Puma, established in 1948 by Rudolf Dassler in Herzogenaurach, Germany, has evolved from its humble beginnings into a global sportswear powerhouse. Puma's early commitment to excellence was evident with the launch of the Super Atom in 1952, the first football boot featuring screw-in studs, revolutionizing football footwear and setting a precedent for future advancements. Throughout its history, Puma has consistently embraced innovation and collaboration to maintain its relevance in the ever-evolving fashion and sportswear landscape. Fast forward to recent years, Puma has continued this tradition by partnering with Finnish textile material innovator Spinnova to develop sustainable products using wood-based fibers, underscoring the brand's commitment to environmental responsibility and forward-thinking design.