Lovely table tennis table by Puma. Available in the Conran Shop for $1900. Designed by the genius team at Aruliden. The overall graphic impact, evoked through the distinctive silhouette and angular black ash wood legs, add the sophistication of furniture…
Continue Reading →My dear friend Jens Martin Skibsted of Biomega and other-design-awesomness is at it again with Puma. Check out the new bikes website and if you're in NYC this weekend stop by PUMA City NY at the South Street Seaport for…
Continue Reading →Puma created a special beer as part of their "Unity" campaign– all done by our friends at Collective Sao Gabriel. Beautiful. Via TheDieline
Continue Reading →My friend Jens Martin Skibsted designed a slew of new beautiful and gorgeous bikes (remember Biomega?) for Puma. He also launched Kibisi with two co-conspirators Lars Holme Larsen and Bjarke Ingels. Easily some of the most talented people in the world…
Continue Reading →The PUMA Index is a real stock ticker, with a twist. When the market goes down, our models' clothes come off, all the way to their PUMA Bodywear. "So when you lose your shirt, so do our models..." Pretty entertaining.…
Continue Reading →It's really great to see how far Kozyndan (Husband and Wife team, Kozy/Dan) have come since we covered them nearly 3 years ago. From posters and artwork to designing sneakers for global brands. Congrats, these Puma pieces look great– and…
Continue Reading →You're watching the Olympics in China. The Chinese ride a lot of bicycles. You think to yourself, "I need a new bike." Then some other things happen and you find yourself on this website, just in time for a stupendous…
Continue Reading →Disclaimer: no polar bears or snow leopards were harmed during the creation of these shoes... National Geographic imagery meets sneaker design in this collaboration between PUMA, Atmos NYC, and Japanese photographer Mitsuaki Iwago. Through two releases-- the Polar Pack and…
Continue Reading →The biggest problem with commuting by bike in a city is probably getting hit repeatedly by cabs. That, and when you come out of the store only to find your nice new Kryptonite lock hanging around the bike rack sans…
Continue Reading →When it comes to shoes, it seems sometimes there's a clear dividing line. There are Adidas people. There are flip-flops-only people. Crocs people. There are, probably the most ubiquitous among us, Nike people. And then there are Puma people. Puma…
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