Gift ideas Puma on a moderate budget
The medium-budget Christmas selection from Puma brings together gifts worn all winter long: hoodies or crew necks, tracksuit jackets, training trousers, club jerseys and selections equipped by the brand, sports shoes and first sneakers. Pieces signed by the feline, which transition from the field to the city and delight both athletes and style enthusiasts.
A true sports gift, worn all winter.
The T7 jacket, the first textile piece from Puma
In 1968, Puma branched out from footwear with the T7 tracksuit. Its name comes from the seven-centimetre, tapered and contrasting stripe that runs along the sleeves and legs, a textile version of the side stripe on the shoes. Originally made from a Helanca technical fabric for warming up and recovery, it came in navy blue and white, with tapered trousers that zipped at the ankle. The tracksuit jacket with a high collar has become a style essential: you choose it in your usual size for a sharp fit, or one size up to wear over a sweatshirt.
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Football shirts equipped by Puma
Puma outfits numerous clubs and national teams, across Europe and Africa. The supporter shirt features the design worn on the pitch in a more durable fabric and a looser fit, ideal for enjoying the game at the stadium or watching from home; the authentic version, lighter and more fitted, uses the ventilated fabrics of the players and fits closer to the body. To get it right, check the exact club and the shirt desired, home or away. The printing of a player's name or the recipient's first name personalises the gift, knowing that a player's name loses its relevance if they leave the club.
Hoodies or crew neck: two uses
The hooded sweatshirt Puma, with brushed fleece inside, is worn casually and protects the neck from the wind at the edge of the pitch; its kangaroo pocket keeps your hands warm. The crew neck sweatshirt, more understated, can be worn under a tracksuit jacket or on its own with training trousers. In terms of fit, the regular cut provides classic ease, while the loose models with dropped shoulders follow urban trends: you should take your usual size without going up. The fleece made of a cotton-polyester blend holds its shape better in the wash than pure cotton.
Good deals
The best bargains are also found in good deals, promotions, clearance, sales, Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and items shipped in 24h are prepared and dispatched within 24 hours. The key events of the year follow a stable order: the Black Friday at the end of autumn, the year-end holidays, winter sales, spring French Days, then the summer sales and back to school.
Frequently asked questions
How to wash a sweatshirt so it doesn't pill?
Turn it inside out, wash it at thirty degrees with similar fabrics and avoid jeans or towels that rub. A gentle spin and flat drying preserve the fleece and the shape of the cuffs.
What size football shirt for a child?
Children's sizes are indicated by age or in centimeters, from about six to fourteen years. Take the size of their age, or one up for a taller child or to allow them to wear it longer, as a shirt remains comfortable a bit loose.
Narrow or straight tracksuit bottoms: what to choose?
Narrow, elasticated or zipped bottoms show off sneakers and don't drag on the ground. The straight cut, more relaxed, is worn as casual wear; for sports, opt for a lightweight and breathable fabric.
Where does the brand Puma come from?
Puma was founded in 1948 in Herzogenaurach, Germany, by Rudolf Dassler after his split from his brother Adolf, who created adidas. The brand's headquarters is still located in this small town in Bavaria.
What is the Puma Clyde?
The Clyde is named after Walt Frazier, point guard for the New York Knicks, who wanted a low-cut suede shoe in many colourways in the early 1970s. Originating from the Suede, it was one of the first shoes endorsed by a basketball player.
