PUMA x Carrots “In Search of Carrots” Collection
by Adriano Batista
Get ready to cultivate your style with the limited-edition PUMA x Carrots “In Search of Carrots” collection. This fresh drop from PUMA and LA’s Carrots by Anwar Carrots is all about summer vibes and playful style.
Imagine lush gardens bursting with color – that’s the inspiration behind the collection’s palette of oranges and greens. Throwback graphics featuring PUMA’s iconic Super Puma mascot add a touch of nostalgia, while playful Carrots logos, uniquely embroidered on each piece, showcase their signature design flair.
The collection boasts a range of must-haves like comfy hoodies and shorts featuring a special co-branded logo, a statement cardigan with a cool graffiti print, and workwear-inspired trousers perfect for those weekend gardening projects. A timeless striped rugby jersey and a graphic tee celebrating Super Puma offer versatile options. And for those who like to keep things practical, a functional waist bag with contrasting zippers completes the ensemble. There’s also a limited-edition cap featuring the Super Puma himself!
The collection extends to footwear, with the iconic Suede XL getting a citrusy makeover in a textured orange hue. The 180 silhouette undergoes a stealthy transformation with a sleek black Cordura construction.
Check it out below:
The PUMA x Carrots “In Search of Carrots” collection is available at PUMA.com, flagship stores, and select retailers.
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