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They're doing a great job making these marketable to kids. Reminds me of the old Nickelodeon merchandise.
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LaMelo Ball's LaFrance gets its own Puma sneaker
LaMelo Ball's journey from high school prodigy to NBA star has been anything but conventional. His path through professional basketball in Lithuania and the JBA before making a splash in the NBL and finally landing in the NBA is a testament to his talent and resilience. Beyond his on-court achievements, LaMelo has cultivated a unique brand identity through his streetwear label, LaFrance, demonstrating his flair for fashion and design. Alongside his brand, Ball has a partnership with Puma, who produces his signature performance basketball line, the Puma MB, currently on the MB.03. Following multiple collaborations with his LaFrance label, Puma has given Ball a lifestyle silhouette.
The unnamed sneaker features a low-top silhouette that combines the chunkiness of skate shoes from the Y2K era with the sleekness of contemporary fashion sneakers, such as those from Lanvin. The design incorporates patent leather around the toe and midfoot, with circular cutouts revealing a canvas base underneath. Oversized, bold laces further emphasize the shoe's unique aesthetic.
Branding elements are strategically placed throughout the sneaker, with LaMelo's "1 1 1" logo adorning the toe, a nod to his personal mantra and on-court philosophy. Additional LaFrance logos can be found on the vamp, tongue, and insole, solidifying the collaboration's identity. The sneaker is grounded by a rubber midsole, which enhances comfort and serves as a canvas for further branding, including "01 Of One," "Not From Here," and a distinctive LaFrance logo that adds a personal touch to the design. A durable rubber outsole featuring a LaFrance-branded traction pattern completes the design.
LaFrance x Puma
Color: Red/Red/Red
Style Code: TBD
Release Date: 2024
Price: TBD
LaVar Ball Blames Puma for LaMelo Ball's Injuries
LaVar takes a shot at Puma and LaMelo's MB signature line.www.complex.com
Yikes!! It was inevitable though. Wonder how Puma will respond….
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LaMelo Ball's LaFrance gets its own Puma sneaker
LaMelo Ball's journey from high school prodigy to NBA star has been anything but conventional. His path through professional basketball in Lithuania and the JBA before making a splash in the NBL and finally landing in the NBA is a testament to his talent and resilience. Beyond his on-court achievements, LaMelo has cultivated a unique brand identity through his streetwear label, LaFrance, demonstrating his flair for fashion and design. Alongside his brand, Ball has a partnership with Puma, who produces his signature performance basketball line, the Puma MB, currently on the MB.03. Following multiple collaborations with his LaFrance label, Puma has given Ball a lifestyle silhouette.
The unnamed sneaker features a low-top silhouette that combines the chunkiness of skate shoes from the Y2K era with the sleekness of contemporary fashion sneakers, such as those from Lanvin. The design incorporates patent leather around the toe and midfoot, with circular cutouts revealing a canvas base underneath. Oversized, bold laces further emphasize the shoe's unique aesthetic.
Branding elements are strategically placed throughout the sneaker, with LaMelo's "1 1 1" logo adorning the toe, a nod to his personal mantra and on-court philosophy. Additional LaFrance logos can be found on the vamp, tongue, and insole, solidifying the collaboration's identity. The sneaker is grounded by a rubber midsole, which enhances comfort and serves as a canvas for further branding, including "01 Of One," "Not From Here," and a distinctive LaFrance logo that adds a personal touch to the design. A durable rubber outsole featuring a LaFrance-branded traction pattern completes the design.
LaFrance x Puma
Color: Red/Red/Red
Style Code: TBD
Release Date: 2024
Price: TBD
These are hella dope.
KidSuper Plants Their Abstract Design On The PUMA MB.03
Brooklyn's KidSuper circles back to PUMA to bring their signature abstract print to LaMelo Ball's MB.03. Click in for more info.sneakernews.com
The shoe is a yes but the colorway is a no forThanks, I hate it.