PUMA CHANNELS ARCHIVAL ENERGY INTO THE NEW,LOW-PROFILE H-STREET SNEAKER
After creating the shoe of 2024 and then unveiling its Speedcat Ballerina iteration, PUMA is back with another major release. Marking the latest sneaker silhouette, the brand just announced the launch of the H-Street. Taking inspiration from early 2000s track and field aesthetics along with PUMA’s running heritage, the new sneaker evolves an archival running spike and takes its name from the brand’s late ’90s “Harambee” silhouette.
Crafted with a low-profile design, the new shoe boasts a lightweight mesh upper, T-shaped toebox and streamlined shape. Rounding out the design are striking silver panels across the side, complete with PUMA’s signature wordmark and leaping cat logo across the shoe’s tongue.
“The running-inspired roots of the PUMA H-Street feel perfectly in sync with the style landscape of today, as we continue to extend our footprint in the low profile space. It’s another icon from our archive that showcases PUMA’s rich heritage, evolved for 2025 with a fresh lifestyle perspective,” says Christina Mirabelli, PUMA’s Director of Sportstyle Marketing, in a press release.
First debuted back in 2003, the shoe has been reworked and revived for 2025 and now lands in hues of black, “Fizzy Green” and “Frosted Ivory.”
The PUMA H-Street is available starting 28 June 2025 from PUMA.com, PUMA retail stores, Shelflife and Archive. The “Frosted Ivory” colourway will be exclusive to PUMA.com and PUMA retail stores. Price R1 999
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