Want more reasons to lace up with PUMA? Look at how X-girl are glowing up with a first-ever collaboration putting the focus on skateboarding Culture and embracing the 90’s and 00’s vibes.

PUMA & X-girl have you covered with fresh flexing

It’s a massive drop slated to arrive in 48 horus and has you covered from patches, charms, studs and pearls to colored laces. Start geeking out.

PUMA and X-girl explore the rebellious style codes of ‘90s and 2000s skateboarding culture for the duo’s first-ever collaboration.

Sister brand to seminal Japanese imprint XLARGE, X-girl was established in 1994 by Kim Gordon of Sonic Youth and Daisy von Furth. The cult brand’s raw ambition to create “Real Girl’s Clothing” is fed by a sampling of music and subculture.

PUMA’s bold team-up with X-girl is defined by its feminine edge and informed by skate-inspired accents and graphics, used across a selection of cut-and-sew pieces as well as reworked PUMA footwear models. The collection evokes DIY sensibilities through the use of graffiti-inspired lettering, contrast stitching, and hand-finished detailing.

The ethos of the partnership is best exemplified by items like the matching Midi Skirt and Woven Jacket that channel elements of workwear. Cropped Graphic Hoodies with a rolled hem bring a vintage feel, while the cycling-inspired Short Tights and Crop Top are adorned with an allover pattern and X-girl tags. For accessories, the collection’s Bucket Hat and Barrel Bag are accentuated with X-girl beading.

Eclectic takes on the PUMA 180 and PUMA Suede come with a special accessory kit including patches, charms, studs, and pearls, plus boldly colored laces. PUMA’s leaping cat logo appears as a lace charm on both silhouettes, while PUMA’s Formstrip is cleverly reimagined as a carabiner.

PUMA x X-girl is available starting March 7, 2024, from PUMA.com, the PUMA mobile app, the PUMA NYC Flagship store, and select retailers.