With the business mission of being “Forever Faster”, PUMA aim high to be the Fastest Sports Brand in the World. For more than 70 years, PUMA has been developing sports footwear, apparel and accessories for the best athletes. PUMA’s range of sports apparel such as women leggings are designed by incorporating performance and sports inspiration into their products.
PUMA’s Story
Rudolf and Adolf Dassler established the business “Dassler Brothers Shoe Factory” at their German home in 1919, beginning PUMA’s lengthy tradition of producing high-quality sporting goods. Several sportsmen, notably the well-known Jesse Owens, won gold medals while competing with Dassler spikes during the first few years of the company’s existence.
PUMA Sports Apparel and Equipment
From team sports, like football and rugby, to individual sports, PUMA supplies athletes with the best equipment on the fields, tracks and courses. Off the field, PUMA’s belief that sports is a lifestyle is seen in their stylish sports apparel designs that can be worn anywhere, anytime.
Using Sports to Promote Sustainability
As a sports company, PUMA recognises the importance of sustainability in sports. They recognise shortcomings and strengthens them towards the goal of sustainability. PUMA believes in integrating sustainability into every aspect of the manufacturing processes for all products – from sourcing raw materials to the manufacturing stage, both socially and environmentally.
Forever Faster, Always First
PUMA aims to always bring better and unique innovations to sports for game changing athletes. Back in 1984, the RS Computer Shoe was created in the PUMA Running Studio where the team leveraged on computer technology to create better running shoes. Today, PUMA continues experimenting with digital technology to bring out the best in athletes.
PUMA #Reform
Over the years, PUMA has partnered with athletes and ambassadors who have raised their voices to support universal equality. In 2018, PUMA established #REFORM to honor the 50th anniversary of Tommie Smith’s Silent Gesture as an effort to stand up against the broken U.S. criminal justice system, and support organisations who inspire real change.