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PUMA at Mainline Menswear
. Brave, confident, determined and joyful are the key values behind Puma, and it shows in their magnificent collection of sports brands including Puma trainers, Puma joggers and shirts. Shop the mens Puma collection on Mainline Menswear today.
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Puma
The History of Puma
Puma was established back in 1924, brothers Rudolf and Adolf Dassler founded the company in Germany under the name Gebrder Dassler Schuhfabrik - Dassler Brothers Shoe Factory. Even at the beginning Puma had ties in the sporting world, by providing Dassler spikes to a majority of German athletes in the 1928 Olympics.After the war the company is officially registered as Puma, and Rudolf Dassier successfully develops a football boot with screw-in studs. For decades Puma trainers are used by all sorts of athletes, in Olympic games, football and basketball and are still used today. Puma is indisputably one of the most memorable sporting brands today, with the Puma logo recognisable at a glance all over the world.
Puma was established back in 1924, brothers Rudolf and Adolf Dassler founded the company in Germany under the name Gebrder Dassler Schuhfabrik - Dassler Brothers Shoe Factory. Even at the beginning Puma had ties in the sporting world, by providing Dassler spikes to a majority of German athletes in the 1928 Olympics.After the war the company is officially registered as Puma, and Rudolf Dassier successfully develops a football boot with screw-in studs. For decades Puma trainers are used by all sorts of athletes, in Olympic games, football and basketball and are still used today. Puma is indisputably one of the most memorable sporting brands today, with the Puma logo recognisable at a glance all over the world.
