Puma Suede
The suede basketball shoe that became a classic of hip-hop and street style.
Puma launched the shoe in 1968 as a basketball shoe, and it later became known as the Clyde after the basketball player Walt Frazier. The shoe had a broad sole and a suede upper.
It became common in breakdance and hip-hop culture in the 1980s and has been made in many colours since.
Materials: Suede, rubber sole
Manufacture: Launched by Puma in West Germany in 1968.
The suede upper in a single colour.
The formstrip with the Puma leaping cat on the side.
The flat rubber sole.