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Sneak peek: JJJJound’s upcoming collaboration with Puma revealed

JJJJound teams up with Puma for a FW2025 collection of sleek, minimalist sneakers.

JJJJound x puma suede classic close up
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Montreal-based design studio JJJJound has built a cult following by perfecting the art of understatement. Known for its clean lines, muted tones, and quiet luxury approach to streetwear, the brand has collaborated with some of the biggest names in fashion and footwear, from New Balance to Reebok. Now, JJJJound is adding another heavyweight to its list with a Fall/Winter 2025 collaboration with Puma. First teased through a minimalist Instagram post, the collection fuses Puma’s motorsport roots with JJJJound’s signature pared-back aesthetic. This new drop feels less like a flash-in-the-pan collab and more like a meeting of design philosophies, one rooted in timelessness and restraint.

JJJJound and Puma bring the drop you’ll want to try

The JJJJound x Puma FW25 collection features a refined lineup that focuses on heritage shapes and premium construction. The centerpiece of the release is the Puma Speedcat, arriving in smooth black and rich brown leather colorways. Retailing for around $140, the shoe keeps its low-slung, racing-inspired silhouette but strips away any loud detailing, giving it the kind of quiet confidence JJJJound is known for.

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Also in the mix is the Suede Classic, reimagined in deep navy with off-white accents and black tooling, priced around $120. Rounding out the collection are apparel pieces that bring a vintage trackside feel to everyday wear. Expect to see a long-sleeve jacquard polo and T7 tricot track pants, both in neutral tones that mirror the footwear’s simplicity, priced between $90 and $130.

The entire collection drops on October 16 and is available through JJJJound’s online store and select global Puma retailers. With its subtle branding and timeless palette, this collab perfectly captures what makes JJJJound so appealing—it’s effortless, wearable, and designed to last long after the hype fades.

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