PUMA Suede Le Père Sneaker

Name: PUMA Suede Le Père Sneaker
Brand: PUMA
SKU: B3760345
Price: 130.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Designed in collaboration with Le Pere, this take on a classic athletic sneaker sharpens the line with refined contours and sartorial precision. Textured hairy suede brings warmth and texture, while a leather Formstrip adds a crisp, premium edge to the athletic silhouette. A lace-up style anchors the look, with a leather and synthetic upper and lining riding over a durable rubber sole. Imported.

That lace-up stance and the mixed leather and synthetic upper translate into a fit that sits close without fuss, easy to slip into and go. The compact silhouette pairs with jeans, dresses, or tailored pants alike, while the textured suede and leather detailing elevates everyday sneakers into a statement with staying power across errands, coffee dates, and weekend strolls.

Le Pere collaboration threads a couture-leaning edge through Puma's Suede heritage, yielding a sneaker that feels at home with streetwear and more elevated looks alike. Priced at 130.

Materials / Fabrication

Textured hairy suede
Leather Formstrip
Lace-up style
Leather and synthetic upper
Leather and synthetic lining
Durable rubber sole
Imported

Recommended Care

Spot clean suede with a soft brush or suede eraser; avoid saturating with water.
Apply a protective suede and leather spray to help repel moisture and stains; follow product directions.
Clean leather portions with a damp cloth and mild soap, then air dry away from heat.
Condition leather where needed; wipe away residue gently and avoid over-wetting.
Wipe the lining with a soft, damp cloth if needed and air dry completely before wearing.
Clean the rubber sole with mild soap and water; dry thoroughly before storage.
Store in a cool, dry place; use a shoe tree or tissue to retain shape; avoid stacking heavy items on top.

Fit Notes

Lace-up closure provides an adjustable, close-to-foot fit through the midfoot.
Textured hairy suede with a leather upper and Formstrip creates a structured silhouette that sits close to the foot.
The design is described as easy to slip into, supporting quick wear and versatile styling.

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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.