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Puma Speedcat Go Sneakers in Rich Cocoa/Chocolate Fond, Women's at Urban Outfitters

Name: Puma Speedcat Go Sneakers in Rich Cocoa/Chocolate Fond, Women's at Urban Outfitters
Brand: Puma
SKU: 112043450
Price: 100.00 USD
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The Puma Speedcat Go sneakers fuse ballet flat refinement with sneaker ease. In Rich Cocoa/Chocolate Fond, the low-profile silhouette stays sleek and versatile. The upper blends leather, synthetic, and rubber for a pared-back texture, while a lace-up open top keeps the line tidy. Removable OrthoLite insoles offer an adaptable footbed for everyday wear.

Made for everyday motion, these lightweight sneakers hug the foot with a clean, unobtrusive profile. The lace-up top lets you tweak the fit, and the low cut pairs just as well with denim, skirts, or cropped pants. They layer under a chunky coat or light jacket, transitioning from errands to casual outings with easy polish. Leather, synthetic, and rubber keep them durable and flexible for city days.

With ballet flat inspired lines, the Speedcat Go nods to Puma's sporty heritage while staying wearable and contemporary. The Rich Cocoa/Chocolate Fond palette pairs with everything from denim to dresses, making these a go-to for outfits that move from coffee runs to quick meetups without missing a beat.

Materials / Fabrication

Upper blends leather, synthetic, and rubber for a pared-back texture
Lace-up open top
Low-profile silhouette
Removable OrthoLite insoles
Color: Rich Cocoa/Chocolate Fond
Lightweight construction suitable for everyday wear

Recommended Care

Wipe the leather and synthetic upper with a damp cloth; use a mild soap if needed and dry away from direct heat
Condition leather portions with a suitable leather conditioner to maintain suppleness
Remove insoles and clean separately; air dry completely before reinsert
Avoid machine washing or submerging; do not expose to direct heat
Store with a shoe tree or stuffing to help maintain shape and prevent creasing
Protect with a color-safe sneaker spray after testing on an inconspicuous area

Fit Notes

Lace-up closure lets you adjust the fit for a secure, personalized feel.
Removable OrthoLite insoles offer an adaptable footbed for everyday comfort.
Low-profile silhouette and lightweight construction keep the look sleek with casual outfits.

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