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PUMA Speedcat Go Ruby Leather Sneaker

Name: PUMA Speedcat Go Ruby Leather Sneaker
Brand: PUMA
SKU: B3154656
Price: 100.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The PUMA Speedcat Go Ruby Leather Sneaker channels racing heritage with a low-profile silhouette that feels as quick on the street as it looks. A mesh base lays the groundwork for breathability, while premium suede overlays build texture and structure. A textured leather Formstrip runs along the side, and an embroidered cat logo at the vamp adds a timeless sporty signature. The leather and textile upper, textile lining, and rubber sole keep it airy, practical, and ready to move, imported to boot.

Lace-up style ensures a secure, adjustable fit across daily strides, while the mix of materials gives a polished edge for casual looks. The soft textile lining cushions with every step and the rubber outsole grips city pavement for confident wear. This versatile sneaker pairs with denim, joggers, or even a casual dress, layering easily under a jacket or over a tee for transitions from morning errands to after-work meetups.

With its race-inspired roots and the classic PUMA Formstrip, the Speedcat Go Ruby merges heritage detail with a modern, city-ready silhouette that fits into both sporty and everyday wardrobes.

Materials / Fabrication

Low-profile racing heritage inspired silhouette
Mesh base
Premium suede overlays
Textured leather Formstrip
Embroidered cat logo at the vamp
Lace-up style
Leather and textile upper
Textile lining
Rubber sole
Imported

Recommended Care

Spot clean upper with a damp cloth and mild detergent; avoid soaking mesh or leather.
For suede overlays, brush nap regularly and use a suede protector to repel moisture; avoid water on suede.
Wipe leather Formstrip with a damp cloth; condition only if recommended by the brand.
Do not machine wash or tumble dry; air dry away from direct heat and sunlight.
Clean and dry the textile lining with a gentle wipe; air dry completely before wearing.
Wipe the rubber sole with a damp cloth; avoid aggressive cleaners that can degrade rubber.
Store in a cool, dry place; use a shoe tree or stuffing to maintain shape.

Fit Notes

Lace-up closure provides an adjustable fit through the front of the shoe.
Leather and textile upper with a textile lining and rubber sole describe the shoe's construction.
A low-profile silhouette supports versatile styling for casual outfits.

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