Street Style Cool: PUMA Carina Big Kids' Trainers
Step back to the golden age of cool with a modern twist – meet the Carina Street. This isn't just a trainer it’s a vibe. Inspired by iconic 80s silhouettes but reimagined for those sun-drenched California days, the Carina Street delivers effortless style. The sleek lines and crisp perforations are beautifully offset by a chunky platform sole and a sporty edge. We’re stepping towards a brighter future too, with at least 20% recycled content in the upper. Sink into cloud-like comfort thanks to the SoftFoam+ sockliner, and feel good knowing the leather's sourced responsibly via the Leather Working Group. Lace up and unleash your inner cool.
PUMA Carina Street: Kickin' it old school, cool kids' street style – Sorted.
Right, buckle up, buttercups, because the Carina Street's back and she's more iconic than a neon headband at a roller disco. This ain't your mum's 80s, love - it's been given a Californian glow-up, designed for living your best, sun-kissed life. Think sleek lines that'll slice through the pavement like a hot knife through butter, perfect perforations that whisper of ocean breezes, and a platform sole that'll have you towering over the haters. Oh, and did we mention the sporty silhouette that'll make you look like you just stepped off a skateboard in Venice Beach? This beauty's got a heart of gold too, innit? The upper's made with at least 20% recycled materials, so you can strut your stuff knowing you're helping the planet. Plus, the SOFTFOAM+ sockliner gives a hug to your feet with its extra-thick heel, making every step feel like you're walking on clouds. And the leather? Oh, it's ethically sourced, certified by the Leather Working Group - so you can look good and feel good, darling. Laced up and ready to go, the Carina Street's a total game-changer. PUMA branding, Formstrips, the whole shebang. Perfect for the young'uns, between 8 and 16, or any age really, who want a little bit of effortless cool in their lives. Get ready to turn heads, mate. This is more than a trainer, it’s a statement.