Andrew Rizzo Noah NY and Puma are continuing their collaborative “Made In Japan” series with an elevated take on the Puma Suede, using premium materials to tell a story about footwear production in the East Asian country.
Seen here in a classy brown mix, the shoes are crafted with suede produced by only the best tanneries in Japan, and have been dyed using traditional, age-old techniques. Even if not distinguishable from afar, the shoes speak to the meticulous attention to detail that’s been synonymous with “Made In Japan” footwear for years. In addition to campaign images, Noah adds context to the inspiration behind its “Made In Japan” Puma collaborations:
The delivery stands at the second Noah x Puma “Made In Japan” release in recent memory, continuing the precedent set by a Puma Clyde capsule last year. Given the shoe’s premium construction, sneakerheads should anticipate a higher MSRP compared to mainline Puma Suede options. Mark your calendar for the release via Noah and select retailers on June 6th and enjoy detailed images ahead.
