style • 22.08.2025
PUMA H-STREET IS BACK, AGAIN. A DAY AT OUR FAVORITE JAMAICAN EATERY IN LONDON SAYS IT ALL.
The silhouette traces its history back to the late‑1990s Harambee track spike, later reimagined as a lightweight street trainer by 2003. That same year, Puma partnered with Jamaica’s national track team and unveiled a striking black‑gold‑green colorway—an instant classic that bridged performance heritage and street culture, resonating particularly within the UK and Italy
To mark today’s relaunch, we turned our lens to Brixton and together with photographer Joe Hart, we visited Maureen’s Brixton Kitchen. Maureen Tyne has served smoky jerk chicken, curry goat, and other island staples straight from her backyard for over two decades: an enduring symbol of Brixton’s rich Caribbean food culture.
The spirit of that space comes alive in our accompanying video, set to “Get Loose”, the debut single from Up Ya Archives. Produced by Bristol’s rising talent Cheetah in collaboration with Nia Archives, the track fuses breakbeat jungle with soca flair. There’s no build-up, it’s raw energy.
Puma H Street it’s back and moving. Find it at Slam Jam.
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H-street OG Sneakers Yellow Sizzle / Archive Green
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H-street OG Sneakers Black / Yellow Sizzle
