The Puma brand is going so hard this season with what is almost hands-down its most famous silhouette to date- the Clyde. Puma recently prepared two very nice color executions in suede grey and suede royal blue that the company hopes will “bring back” some of its fan base’s attention. Now, the brand moves away from suede and experiments with patent leather on two more Puma Clydes. One pair fades from white patent leather to black patent leather as you move from the toe box to the heel. The second pair actually goes from black to gold. How do you feel these shoes compare to the suede executions Puma is so well-known for? Did the company strike gold with these two new Clyde experiments? Just know that these two pairs of the Puma Clyde are limited edition releases, and your best chance at snagging a pair might be online.

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In September we brought you a look at the result of a collaboration between Philadelphia based Ubiq and the Atmos team. This time, Ubiq lends its talents to a project with Puma; with the result being a collection of two Puma Suede Mids and two Puma Clydes referred to also as the “700 Level” collection. In fact, what the set of shoes celebrates is reportedly the history of Veterans Stadium, which used to be found in Philadelphia until 2004 and played host to a slew of historic events (both sports-related and not). Which pair of the set do you like most? Expect a release date sometime around November 21, 2009 at select Puma retailers.

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You can always count on the Puma brand to mix old-school with new-school in about as seamless a way as can be done. We recently brought you a look at two Clyde models in a suede green and suede grey colorway that exemplify the smooth style of this Puma classic. Now, we’d like to show you two more monotone suede colorways of the Puma Clyde that, together, have been nicknamed the “Bring Backs.” One pair consists of a suede “flint stone” upper, while the second comes in suede “snorkel” blue. Both sit atop completely white soles and come with shoe laces that match the upper. Which one of the four pairs mentioned in this post would you prefer to wear? Which pair of releases did you think was a better combo? Regardless, certain Puma retailers have already received these two new colorways, while more Puma retailers stand to do the same in the coming weeks.

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Perhaps the most attention-grabbing Puma Clyde’s of the recent past came in the form of the Africa and Raps pairs. Now, Puma has toned it down and instead added suede uppers to these pairs of Clyde’s that come in green and grey. Both pairs sport entirely white soles and the Puma brand name is put on the side by the shoe laces in a nice touch of gold. These are both available now from certain Puma retailers.

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Puma is not showing any signs of letting up with it’s Clyde releases. Two more Clyde packs to be on the lookout for in the Fall of 2009 have surfaced and been labeled the “Africa” and “Raps” Clyde packs. The two pairs that make up the Clyde “Africa” pack are made up of darker colorways on a leather base that also includes a colorful pattern near the eyelets of each pair. The Clyde “Raps” pack contains two pairs of sneakers with more vibrant color combinations and a spotted design near the toe box. If you can’t wait for these, places like Mita should be able to take care of you.
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Made famous by NBA superstar Walt Frazier, the Puma Clyde has become somewhat of a flagship model for the German sportswear company. Frequently being re-issued, this latest model takes on a sort of African motif, featuring embroidered geometric print, bright yellow lining, and a stylized ‘Clyde’ logo. This vibrant colorway is available now from Beams.

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The PUMA Clyde resurfaced a couple years ago in reissued format, much to the delight of yours truly. Adam Leaventon, the brand’s Director of Merchandising, was excited, too, and created a few pairs of one-offs for himself and his closest cronies. (There are no plans to release any of these shoes–they are exclusives.) Via Bounce.

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