Puma H-Street WTR II Sneakers

Name: Puma H-Street WTR II Sneakers
Brand: Puma
SKU: 107982985
Price: 100.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Puma H-Street WTR II sneakers pull a clean retro energy from the early 2000s Harambee spike, reimagined for today’s laid-back city pace. Suede uppers pair with textile panels and perforated details, while bold overlays add graphic depth to the silhouette. A slim rubber sole keeps the line low-profile and effortless, and the Desert Tan - Magic Rose colorway grounds the look in warm, versatile tones.

Low-top and lace-up, with a textile lining for a soft interior, they cradle the foot without bulk. The rubber outsole offers grip and flexibility for daily wear, letting you move from errands to meetups with ease. The restrained height and clean detailing keep the look versatile, letting the texture of suede and the two-tone color read as refined streetwear. Priced at 100, the H-Street WTR II makes retro-inspired style accessible without sacrificing attitude.

Grounded in Puma's street-meets-sport codes, the H-Street WTR II nods to running heritage while staying city-ready. The Desert Tan - Magic Rose palette reads as adaptable and contemporary, finishing looks with a light, easy-to-wear edge that fits The Cool Hour's trend-aware mood.

Materials / Fabrication

Suede uppers
Textile uppers
Perforated details
Bold overlays
Low-top, lace-up sneakers
Textile lining
Rubber outsole
Colorway: Desert Tan - Magic Rose
Origin: inspired by the iconic 2000s running spike

Recommended Care

Brush suede regularly and apply a suede protector to guard against water and stains
Spot clean textile uppers with a mild detergent and cold water; avoid soaking suede
Remove and wash laces separately
Air dry away from direct heat; stuff with paper to help maintain shape
Avoid machine washing or drying

Fit Notes

Lace-up closure secures the fit through the midfoot.
Suede and textile uppers feature perforated details.
Textile lining and a rubber outsole are included.
Low-top silhouette offers a classic sneaker profile.

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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.