Hmm, not really. I mean, I see their stuff around, but it doesn't really stand out to me. I'm more into brands that have a unique edge, you know? Puma's designs seem a bit too generic for my taste, especially when I'm trying to make a statement with my work attire.

— 24-year-old male tech startup employee from Silicon Valley, CA, who integrates athletic and streetwear into his casual work attire.

They need to be more unique and innovative. It feels like they’re just recycling old designs.

— 18-year-old male college freshman from Los Angeles, CA, who loves athletic streetwear and follows sneaker culture.

Absolutely! I'd love to see Puma teaming up with artists like Swoon or even FAUST. They're both from Brooklyn and their work could really transform Puma's collections into something that feels truly connected to the local art scene. And not just limited edition stuff, but ongoing collaborations that evolve with the art scene here.

— 21-year-old female art student from Brooklyn, NY, who blends creative, artsy fashion choices with sporty apparel.

Yeah, that could be cool. Like, if Puma offered a way to customize their pieces with elements from the local art scene, that would definitely make me feel more connected to the brand. Maybe something where I could choose the artist or the theme for my outfit, or even have my own designs printed on their gear. It would be a way to really make the clothes my own, you know?

— 21-year-old female art student from Brooklyn, NY, who blends creative, artsy fashion choices with sporty apparel.

I'd love if they let me design my own sneakers, man. Like, choose the colors, maybe add some personal tags or something. And if they could do personalized fit recommendations based on my style, that'd be next level. It's all about making it feel like it's mine, you feel me?

— 18-year-old male aspiring rapper from Detroit, MI, influenced by hip-hop culture and athletic brands.