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PUMA × JIL SANDER round three: Club Navy clothing and low-profile shoes

The collaboration introduces apparel, with a T7-based tracksuit in bi-stretch wool, a long-sleeve top, Speedcat and Suede.

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PUMA × JIL SANDER round three: Club Navy clothing and low-profile shoes

PUMA and JIL SANDER’s third collaboration extends from footwear into clothing for the first time. A T7-based jacket and trousers use specially developed bi-stretch wool and jointly developed Club Navy, giving familiar sporting outlines a different textile expression.

Footwear keeps two directions: Speedcat revisits an archival collaboration design, while Suede hides its laces within the structure. Japanese official online sales began October 23, with additional channels from October 24. Check current shops and product pages for availability.

At a glance

  • This is the third collaboration, following October 2025 and April 2026. Apparel appears for the first time.
  • Clothing includes a boxy track jacket, tapered track trousers, a white long-sleeve top and Club Navy.
  • Footwear includes black and white Speedcat and white Suede, announced at ¥77,000 per pair in Japan. Check other markets and stock separately.

T7 meets wool: jacket and trouser proportions

T7 vocabulary enters a boxy jacket and trousers narrowing towards the ankle. Bi-stretch wool specially developed for JIL SANDER brings drape and surface alongside the familiar sportswear outline.

Worn together, navy creates continuity; separated, jacket hem and tapered legs determine different proportions. Consider usual inner layers and compare shoulders, waist and length. Stretch fabric does not establish the same fit for everyone.

Front of the Club Navy collaboration track jacket
Front of the Club Navy collaboration track jacket

Two ways to simplify a shoe upper

Speedcat returns through an archival collaboration design, with leather at the heel and lining. Black and white put outline and upper lines first. Consider how a trouser hem covers the low-profile shape rather than only the flat product photograph.

Suede uses a full leather lining and concealed laces for another clean surface, in white. Both can relate to simple clothing, but foot shape, interior room and walking feel need personal comparison. Materials or a collaboration do not guarantee comfort or sporting performance.

Side view of the white PUMA × JIL SANDER Speedcat
Side view of the white PUMA × JIL SANDER Speedcat
White Suede with a clean upper and concealed laces
White Suede with a clean upper and concealed laces

Separate the suit and return to your wardrobe

A white long-sleeve top gives the navy a different brightness and a layer when the jacket opens. If your wardrobe includes jeans or straight trousers, compare one upper piece first rather than treating the complete look as the only option.

Japan’s advance channels, official online launch and later stores have different dates. Announcement, early sale and every market’s delivery are not interchangeable. Check name, size, currency and local supply; a past release date does not promise every size today.

Questions answered

What is new in round three?

The first clothing offer includes T7-based jacket and trousers, a white long-sleeve top and Club Navy.

How do Speedcat and Suede differ?

Speedcat revisits an archival collaboration with leather heel and lining; Suede has full leather lining and concealed laces.

Does Japan’s launch mean a Taiwan launch?

No direct inference. Japan’s October 23 online and October 24 selected-channel dates need separate checks from other markets.

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