Porsche and PUMA are turbocharging fashion with a new collaboration.

License Global

March 5, 2020

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Sportswear company PUMA has teamed with Porsche Design on a fashion collection made from sustainable materials.

The new collection uses an assortment of sustainable materials. The footwear range of PUMA x Porsche Design debuts Bloom, an algae-based foam which replaces the plastic used in conventional footwear cushioning. Meanwhile, the apparel part of the collection makes use of Thermore EcoDown insulation, which is produced from recycled PET bottles.

The ‘body-kit’ of PUMA x Porsche Design contains Polartec eco-fleece as well as the thermoregulating technology 37.5, which acts like a thermostat by removing moisture when the wearer is hot and retaining warmth when the wearer is cold.

The footwear in the collection boasts Hybrid midsoles that use NRGY beads for cushioning, along with Ignite foam to provide responsiveness in the heel and forefoot. Fans can find the PUMA x Porsche Design collection online and in stores now.

The PUMA news adds to the brands growing collection of high-profile collaborations. Charlotte Olympia recently released a collection with the brand, along with multiple motorsports brands. PUMA also recently signed a multi-year deal with Athletics South Africa.

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