PUMA Club II Sneaker - White - 5 UK

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The PUMA Club II is a versatile unisex sneaker designed for adults who value a blend of terrace-inspired street style and modern comfort. Featuring premium suede materials and the signature SOFTFOAM+ sockliner, these trainers are ideal for daily urban wear, though the suede upper requires extra care compared to synthetic alternatives.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | White |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Shoe Size UK | 5 |
| Accent Colour | Black |
| Series | Club II |
| Model Part Number | 397444 |
| Brand | PUMA |
Yes, they feature a regular fit. Most customers find their standard size fits perfectly.
No, machine washing can damage the suede upper and weaken the adhesive in the sole. Stick to manual spot cleaning.
No, it features a 'fake crepe' design which gives the aesthetic look of crepe rubber while providing the durability of standard rubber.
The insole is designed for comfort; while it may be removable, it is highly recommended to keep it in for the intended cushioning.
These are primarily fashion trainers inspired by terrace culture. They are not intended for high-performance athletic activities like running or court sports.
Use a specialized suede brush to gently restore the nap of the material.
Ensure a double knot is used if you are active, or consider replacing with slightly textured cotton laces.
Use a damp cloth with mild soap or a standard white pencil eraser to clean the rubber edges.
Getting the most out of your PUMA Club II starts with a proper fit check. Since these are a regular fit, ensure your UK size matches your typical PUMA sneaker size. To maintain the premium look of the suede, apply a suede-specific water and stain repellent spray before the first wear.
To clean, use a soft-bristled brush to gently remove surface dust and dried mud. Avoid submerging the sneakers in water or using harsh laundry detergents. For stubborn marks, use a dedicated suede eraser. Always allow the sneakers to air dry naturally away from direct heat sources, such as radiators, to prevent the material from stiffening or cracking.