Puma x Butter Goods Collection Has Been Released

Puma's latest collaboration with Butter Goods is now available online. Both companies collaborated on a variety of shoes and tracksuits for the new collection. The clothes are mostly made of corduroy, giving them a 90s vibe.

Butter Goods is an Australian skateboard label that was established in 2008. The visual style of the label is well-known. In its designs, the Butter Goods brand combines music and skating. The new collection is inspired by the skateboarding scene of the 1990s. Consider Curdoroy tracksuits, hoodies with graphic patterns, and Puma's iconic Basket Vintage.

Butter Goods also collaborated with Puma on a shoe earlier this year. Puma and Butter Goods introduced a corduroy version of the Puma Basket VTG on June 24, 2021. The cream-colored shoe was inspired by the 1990s and 2000s.

They have persisted with this style, and the Basket VTG has been re-released in the current Butter Goods and Puma line. This time with coral orange and navy blue as the primary colors. The Butter Goods logo may be seen on the tongue and heel of the model.

The Slipstream has also received a makeover. The Slipstream Low comes in two colors: cream and black. The Butter Goods logo appears on the tongue of the sneaker once more. The Basket VTG features a logo on the heel, whereas the Slipstream does not. 'Butter' is printed in gold on the side of the sneaker.

Several outfits have been developed in addition to the two pairs of sneakers. Several hoodies and t-shirts with graphic prints are among them. The Basket VTG's curdoroy has also been integrated into a number of tracksuits.

Puma and Butter Goods have collaborated on a new line, which is currently available.

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