The Urban Mobility Pack is responsible for some of Puma’s cooler efforts this past year. Resulting in very well designed footwear and accessories they have definitely covered street corner couture. Here we see two upcoming models in familiar styles. The grey suede chukka like shoe has a very subtly detailed upper while the other upper brings other materials into the mix. The First Round looking model is definitely anything but subtle. Look for these around the middle of next year. Via SneakerFiles

This past Summer, we saw the release of the Puma Soda Pack, which consisted of various vibrant colorways in the Puma First Round model. Well, Puma is a back at it, creating another Soda Pack, with the model of choice being the Puma Basket II. Shown here are four colors, each which represents a different can of soda including Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Fanta, and A&W Root Beer. They are now available so check your local retailer for availability.

Puma hops out the box once again with a new color up of its legendary Clyde. The LE stands for Limited Edition and trust these should be pretty hard to find. The gradient patent leather upper comes in two ‘fades’ grey to white and yellow to black. We don’t know how many pairs of each will be manufactured but we do know that the detailing and level of quality on these are top notch. Via Mita.

Puma has come together with Philadelphia based store Ubiq to collaborate on a collection of sneakers which has been dubbed the 700 Level Collection. The line consists of two colorways in the classic Puma Suede Mids, as well as 2 versions in the Puma Clyde. The colors, materials, and other details are inspired by Philadelphia’s Veteran Stadium. They are slated to release officially on November 21, 2009 at select Puma accounts. Fanatics stateside however will be glad to know that they’ll release at UBIQ and UNDFTD (La Brea) on November 8th.

Let the Halloween flavored kick madness commence. Puma comes with this nice little two way drop that features something for the ghouls and goblins. The Basket Bool looks pretty innovative with its slime green accents and ghastly heel faces. While Mr Bones is all sewn up with a patchworked scarecrow like upper. Via Hypebeast

This dual drop of one color Puma Clyde’s have been dubbed the ‘Bring Backs’ and while we are not fully aware of where this nickname derives we do know that Puma’s are fresh. The classic Clyde style is in tact and comes in grey or blue suede. The only accenting color on either color way is the gold accenting on the side being that the white outsoul doesn’t count. Look for these to be at retailers now. Via Kenlu.

Regardless of season a fresh pair of Puma Suede’s are a smart buy. Iconic and classic with a nod to vintage style these joints always satisfy. The Suede Classic Pack features a few colorways that will help rectify some of those fashion faux paux’s you may have encountered. Just be sure to not wear them around slushy snow and ice, you ever seen what rock salt does to suede? *shudders* Via Nicekicks.

The classic Puma Clyde is a timeless silhouette which has been recycled numerous times this year. Here we feature two more colorways which have been released to the public. Both yield suede uppers, and while one features a green design, the second sports a grey colorway. Both uppers sit atop white soles, while the Puma logo is placed on the side in a nice gold colorway. Look for them now at select Puma retailers. Via Concepts.

PUMA gives all of us suede/fat laces lovers a holiday treat with the preview of their all new Suede sneakers. Coming in nine colorways with a vintage b-boy feel, these are set to release anytime between now and November 12th. Featuring the classic two-tone color schemes with a complete full suede upper and rubber sole, these will definitely be a hit. via Hypebeast

Puma has recently compiled a three shoe collection which is being labeled as a limited release. The collection consists of three colorways in the Puma Suede Mid-V LE. They all sport solid uppers including yellow, black, and white. All the uppers sit atop white soles, which the conventional shoe lacing system is replaced with a four-strap design. Because of their limited status, getting your hands on them will be quite difficult. Via Mita.

These may look like Clyde’s but look a little closer. These are the Puma Basket’s and this is the second offering of the simple leather shoes this year. Simple isn’t normally the term used for metallic and patent leathers but thats where the overt bells and whistles stop with these 2 in demand numbers. The other details come by way of wooden panel insoles and plastic jeweled looking logo plates, all of which are more for the users enjoyment than the viewers. Via Nicekicks

PUMA’s Slipstream Hi is now available in a new colorway, a burgundy/black leopard motif. Scheduld for a December release, these will be available at all PUMA retailers. The Slipstream’s have often been referred to as the fashion forward shoes of the line, featuring wild prints and interesting materials. With these, you see a faux pony fur with leopard-print as well as leather accents with reptile, stingray, and ostrich emboss prints. via Hypebeast

In December, prepare to see a whole new side of Puma, with the release of their Bubble Tech Pack. Three different styles make up the lineup, all with defining colorways. The Sky 2 HI 10 Cell, Puma Mid Archive, and Disc Blaze 10 Cell, all feature a more technical feel, all coming with PUMA’s Cell System. Coming in three colorways; black/red, black/green, black/yellow. Each one features a flat black upper, with the details all encompassed within the inner lining and the slight speckle above the Cell System. via HypeBeast

Puma can never be accused of forgetting its roots. The brand’s Clyde model has long been embraced by the rap world and is as ubiquitous as the shell toe when it comes to hip hops infancy stages. The Suede Fat lace is in homage to the days of old and takes an interesting twist on the concept of lacing shoes. With a slip on elastic construction and a fat lace Formstripe these are more art than footwear, and provide a cool commentary on an era too many times forgotten. Via mita

Puma is continuing their ongoing collaboration with Japanese designer Mihara Yasuhiro, as here we feature a collection of high tops which are available now at select Puma accounts worldwide.  The collection features designs which utilize lots of unique materials including polka dot and animal skin, as well as some more basic colorways. Surely a Puma fan is bound to like one of these designs.

Via Highsnobiety