Porsche x Puma Collab for Limited Canada-Exclusive Shoe

Porsche and Puma are stepping into the sneaker game once again, this time with a uniquely Canadian twist, marking half a century of the iconic 911 Turbo and the soon-to-open Porsche Experience Centre in Toronto. This collaboration features a series of twelve bespoke sneaker designs, each capped at 911 pairs, bringing automotive passion to streetwear.

The exclusive Canadian edition, decked out in a bold Guards Red, black, and white palette, is a nod to the legendary 911 Turbo. The design takes cues from the car’s unmistakable features: dynamic vintage turbo lettering, the distinct “whale tail” rear spoiler, and the sleek horizontal red taillights. The heel is finished with a tonal 3D Porsche Crest, while a removable plaque at the lacing’s front commemorates the 50th anniversary. Built on Puma’s motorsport-inspired “Road Rider” silhouette, these sneakers are crafted to resonate with both sneakerheads and car enthusiasts alike.

What sets this edition apart isn’t just its design but its significance. As Porsche gears up to open its first Canadian Experience Centre in Toronto, this sneaker becomes more than just footwear - it’s a collectible that bridges automotive history with the brand’s future in Canada. Packaged in an exclusive black Porsche Puma bag, complete with an adjustable shoulder strap, the sneakers also come with an extra set of white laces, letting owners put their personal spin on a piece of Porsche legacy.

The Porsche 911 Puma shoes - including the Turbo “Canada” edition - drop on August 29, 2024, priced at $309.11 CAD (MSRP). With only 911 pairs available, this release is set to be a must-have for collectors and fans alike. Orders can be placed through shop.porsche.ca or at local Porsche Centres across Canada. Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of this milestone collaboration between two iconic brands.

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