The gravity defying ULTRAWEAVE technology is PUMA’s lightest and most durable material and has been reinforced with the all-new PWRPRINT technology to provide ultimate stability and support, keeping your foot locked in for explosive straight-line speed.

The ULTRA has been engineered to change the game with explosive speed by giving you the edge that can be the difference between winning or losing. First or last. PUMA’s special ULTRAWEAVE brand technology has been enhanced with a TPU skin to provide incredible durability at minimum weight.

For this collaboration, Christelle Kocher is leading the way, applying her couture knowledge to an activewear-oriented collection. “I am a fashion designer, but I am also a physically active woman. I started doing team sports at 8, competing in handball quite seriously until I was 18”, she says. “Ever since, barely a day passes without me doing some form of physical exercise. I run, box and do yoga. So working with PUMA on this project gave me a unique, challenging opportunity to bring together my fashion expertise and the kind of technical elements necessary to good performance wear.”

The gravity-defying ULTRA SL has been constructed to unleash your top speed. The ULTRA is crafted from high-performance ULTRAWEAVE material. An ultra-thin woven upper with super-lightweight yarns for optimal lightweight support. The upper features a special GripControl Pro skin that provides an enhanced texture for decisive command over the ball and is combined with an ultra-lightweight PEBAX outsole for lightning-fast acceleration. The ULTRA SL upper is made with at least 30% recycled content as a step toward a better future.

The collection is a representation of Memphis’ love for fashion and passion for helping the next generation. The capsule utilizes blue wash and pristine color tones throughout the ultra-slick garments. PUMA’s jumping cat logo combines with Depay’s BADTTW wordmark with a bespoke graphic created by Memphis that is placed across the back of the t-shirt and jacket.

“I love to express myself and be creative with what I wear. I love that PUMA gives me the platform to be creative and let me do my thing, “said Memphis Depay. “They have given me creative freedom on the iconic T7 tracksuit, which to me is a real honor knowing so many legends have worn it. I love what PUMA brings to the pitch, but a special part of our relationship is being able to work on passion projects outside of football. The BADTTW logo connects with me on many levels: fingers in both ears when I score. Blind and deaf to the world. It strengthens my focus and makes me stronger. I want my brand to convey that. This is the start of numerous exciting projects I have planned with PUMA.”

What’s more the all new BMW LGND incorporates many styling cues which are synonymous with the Bavarian marque, while also utilising the very latest in footwear development technology. In addition to chrome accents - inspired by M4 trim pieces - and adaptive reflective materials - inspired by the M4’s unique headlight system - and dynamic T-Toe shape - spread by the M4’s aggressive bonnet styling - the BMW LGND also features the world famous “Hofmeister Knick”.

Just like BMW’s kidney front grille, the Hofmeister Knick is a design signature calling-card for the manufacturer, and has been proudly featured on every model since the advent of the BMW Neue Klasse models in 1961. Named after its creator, Wilhelm Hofmeister, who led the BMW design department between 1955 and 1970, the feature is the bend at the C-Pillar, representing a turn in the window lines which separates the rear side windows from the rear glass.

A variety of everyone’s favorite styles are included in this pack – ranging from classics brought back from PUMA’s archive to some of their most recent releases in the last couple of years, these include Mayze, Mayze Stack, Slipstream, Slipstream Hi, RS-X, RS-X Hento, Teveris Nitro, Suede Mayu, Cali Dream, and Orkid.

The collection comprises sporty basics alongside timeless outerwear, and a curated offering of footwear. Gym-ready essentials like the Oversized Hoodie and Relaxed Sweatpants compliment more tailored options like the new T7 Cropped Jacket and the Oversized Puffer Jacket.

“Together, we have been on a journey from wardrobe essentials to cosy, cocoon-like pieces you want to cuddle up with. This season, it is all about softness, oversized volumes, layering and draping with outdoors and hiking-inspired elements, which creates a certain sense of chic, but also a feel-good sensation,” says Heiko Desens, Global Creative Director for PUMA.

Shoes remain timeless, with the Rider sneaker offering a knowing nod to 1970’s style. Accessories include a puffy backpack, a cross-body bag, bucket hats, and black-and-white striped beanies and a scarf in true AMI fashion.

“My style is intentional and perfectly curated - this collection feels like it came directly from my closet,” said GIVĒON. “I enjoyed this experience so much, I felt honored that PUMA and AMI chose me to be the face of the campaign, both are amazing brands that align with who I am.”

The global launch campaign was captured by David Paige against the unique landscapes of Pedernales Falls in Texas, featuring GIVĒON and Quannah Chasinghorse. “They both embody a new generation, one that is friendly, cool and carefree,” says Alexandre Mattiussi.

Visible functionality defines an apparel line that is as prepared for the street as it is for the natural elements. Wherever you are, PUMATECH is built to last using fabrics like Sympatex and Primaloft as well as Grid Pattern technology.

Ranging from boundary-breaking outerwear to everyday staples, the collection presents a chance to build an entire wardrobe focused on style, functionality, and the future of our planet.

Taking the wearer from the convenience store to the hiking trail, the first-ever PUMA x P.A.M. collection features simple yet adventurous silhouettes with bold graphics and all-over prints with a psychedelic edge. Its texture and colour-rich concept is inspired by the South American Yareta, a blobby, velvety cushion plant. “We wanted to make clothes that are comfortable for a seamless transition between the city and the wild, linking both of them”, says Misha Hollenbach.

“From the start, we saw this project as an opportunity to make something together that could go beyond fashion, and the PUMA team was instantly supportive. So, as part of the PAM/PUMA BIO/VERSE, we suggested created a project that worked to protect threatened wild places on the planet; the same kind of places that inspired the collection”, adds Shauna Toohey.

PUMA and Skepta break down the gates of reality, to harness the true potential of the individual, teaching us not only to unlock but to share our power with others. The campaign’s visuals follow the London-based visionary artist as he dismantles and rebuilds the world around him, with the ultimate goal of empowering others, allowing them to master their creativity.

PUMA kicks off its partnership with Skepta and his Big Smoke Corporation, to meaningfully shape music, art, and style culture at PUMA. Inaugurating the collaboration, Skepta becomes the front man of PUMA’s new RS-X “Revolutionaries” campaign.

In cooperation with PUMA’s ambassador, consultant, and designer Skepta, the PUMA RS franchise will start to arrive in early November of 2022, accompanied by further evolutions of the RS to follow in 2023.

Period Pep Talks are a response to a globally commissioned report* that uncovered 1 in 2 girls quit sport due to periods. The talks feature world-class athletes including NRLW star Tiana Penitani, European sprinter Jodie Williams, and former professional race car driver Naomi Schiff, who directly address young girls and teens who are considering leaving the sport they love due to puberty and menstruation. The athletes share their own stories and experiences to help encourage girls to keep their head in the game.

“The data from our global report in May 2022, showed women and girls believe periods need to be more openly discussed in the sports world. That’s why we are proud to partner with PUMA to create the Period Pep Talks, working with their athletes to raise this issue in our global consciousness,” says Sarah Forde, Modibodi Head of Sustainability and Public Affairs.

The ground-breaking range combines Modibodi’s unique patent pending Activewear Technology with world-class expertise from PUMA. With a design showcasing innovation at its very best, the collection consists of two styles of activewear: leggings and cycle shorts with both styles available in two colours; aubergine and black.

This is the second installment from the PUMA x Modibodi powerhouse collaboration, after launching their first period and leak-proof underwear range in May this year.

“With 50 per cent of girls experiencing discomfort from disposable menstrual products like pads and tampons when participating in sport or physical exercise, we felt it was important to design a range of leak-proof activewear that would make playing sport on your period more comfortable, more protected, and more possible than ever,” says Erin Longin, Global Director Running and Training business unit at PUMA.