Sneaker Speedcat og+sparco

PUMA is one of the historic brands of international sportswear. Born in Herzogenaurach, Germany, in 1948 on the initiative of Rudolf Dassler, it built its identity on the relationship between performance, speed, and sports culture. From the first football shoes to innovations in running, motorsport, and lifestyle, the brand has developed an archive capable of crossing disciplines and generations. The Formstrip, introduced at the end of the Fifties as a functional element of the shoe, has become over time one of the most recognizable signs of PUMA.

An important part of this history is linked to motorsport. The Speedcat was born from the brand's experience in racing shoes: its low, slender silhouette derives from fireproof shoes developed for Formula 1 drivers and was transformed at the end of the Nineties into a lifestyle model. The thin sole, the aerodynamic profile, and the connection with the racing world have made it one of the most characteristic interpretations of the low-profile sneaker, today again central in contemporary language.

The PUMA selection on Setaccio focuses precisely on footwear. Alongside the Speedcat in leather and suede, including the variants developed with the reference to Sparco, there is space for models more oriented to running like Deviate Nitro and lifestyle proposals like Charles. Different materials — leather, suede, and technical fabrics — allow the brand to be read through two complementary souls: sporting heritage and performance innovation.

PUMA on Setaccio is therefore a targeted selection, built around the sneakers that best tell the brand’s relationship with speed, design, and sports culture. Models born for performance are reinterpreted for everyday use while maintaining a strong technical and visual identity.