Last week, A$AP Rocky and PUMA unveiled their latest collaboration, a capsule collection of footwear, apparel, and accessories that blends streetwear with motorsport energy. The release included a campaign video directed by Rocky, soundtracked by an unreleased track of his, setting the tone for a lineup designed to move fast and stand out.
The sneakers take the spotlight, especially the Mostro Gabbia, named after the Italian words for “Caged Monster.” It features a removable cage, giving it a modular feel that nods to both protection and adaptability. Rocky also revisited two of his past PUMA designs (the Mostro OG and Inhale), adding reflective 3M details inspired by nighttime car culture. The result is a mix of sharp lines, textured materials, and a look that feels built for motion.
The apparel keeps the same high-energy approach. The Moto Armor LS Tee mimics race gear with distressed graphics, while the Flacko Smile Baby Tee keeps things playful with Rocky’s grin front and center. The AWGE Drive Tee leans into racing graphics, and the Denim Shorts mix classic cuts with laser-printed PUMA logos.
Accessories like the Cat Belt, Racing Hat, and Toolbox Bag (which looks like actual automotive gear) complete the lineup. Rocky said he pulled from PUMA’s archives, blending retro touches with his own ideas to create something that feels fast and alive.
Check it out below:
The collection is available now on PUMA’s website and in stores globally.
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