PUMA UNVEILS JER-SHE:A CANVAS FOR WOMEN’S SELF-EXPRESSION
In March, PUMA invites women to express themselves with the JER-SHE collection, offering a blank canvas for women to write their own story.
JER-SHE embraces the power of simplicity, and the idea that you are at your best when you are yourself. To make it real, PUMA provides women with a platform to shine; each piece in the collection serves as a blank page, inviting women to express their true selves with boldness and authenticity. The collection spans across football, basketball and motorsports.
“This campaign celebrates the diversity and strength of women in sports. We’re proud to provide a platform for them to shine and inspire each other. Every jersey in this collection represents a blank canvas to express who they are and what they stand for” said Maria Valdes, Chief Product Officer at PUMA.
Drawing inspiration from basketball, Motorsports, and football, the collection introduces three experimental jerseys that challenge conventions through remixed proportions, deconstructed forms, and subversive takes on sports iconography. These pieces represent a new vision of athletic uniforms, one that is driven by the women shaping the future of sport.
“Every choice of outfit carries a personal narrative, and every piece of clothing is a blank page to write and draw who you really are,” said Julie Legrand – Senior Director Global Brand Strategy & Communications at PUMA.
This release aligns with PUMA’s ongoing willingness to celebrate and empower women in sports and culture. The JER-SHE collection takes this mission further by literally putting the power of expression in the hands of the wearer.
PUMA’s Jer-She collection is available from 25 March 2025 at PUMA.com and PUMA retail stores.
You may also like
Nike Taps Nia Archives to Introduce the Air Max Pulse
Nike just unveiled an all-new Air Max silhouette, just in time for Air Max Day. The new Air Max Puls
Prada Promotes Ocean Literacy With National Geographic
Prada is teaming up with National Geographic CreativeWorks for a third time, exploring the origins o
Thebe Magugu is keeping it in the family, For his Spring/Summer 2022 collection
This season, Thebe Magugu keeps it in the family. For Spring/Summer 2022, the South African designer

Post a comment