x PERKS AND MINI Backpack in Chocolate Chip, Polyester by PUMA

Based in Melbourne, Perks and Mini (also known as PAM), stands out for its modern streetwear designs that blend fine art and fashion. This season marks the fourth and final chapter of the PAM/PUMA collection in the BIO/VERSE, a world in which both brands explore creativity, nature and change. For this collection, the designs are inspired by the last three editions with comfortable pieces, designed with sustainable materials and fresh logos, like this comfortable backpack ready to accompany you in the BIO/VERSE as well as in your daily activities. Recycled content: made with at least 50% recycled materials. Rain cover stored in the bottom of the bagAdjustable and removable strap2 zipped pockets at the frontSmall woven label above the shoulder strap D-ringLaptop compartment (up to 14)Netting, fixings and zippers in blackLarge waterproof zip for the main compartmentRing to attach the bag to the wheeled bag on the back53 x 19.50 x 30.50 cm, 18 L | x PERKS AND MINI Backpack in Chocolate Chip, Polyester by PUMA

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Stepping into the dynamic world of PUMA, one enters a realm where sports and innovation converge. PUMA, a pioneer in the sports industry, has always been at the forefront of merging high-performance with fashion. Their involvement ranges from football, where they partner with world-class teams, to running, where their gear is synonymous with speed and efficiency. PUMA's journey in sports is not just about performance but also about bringing a unique flair to the field.

In motorsports, PUMA's collaboration with leading brands has produced iconic footwear and apparel, blending performance with a distinctive style. The brand's presence in golf, through COBRA PUMA GOLF, highlights their commitment to offering stylish and functional equipment. PUMA Basketball also stands out, with a focus on blending style and performance on the court. This diverse sports portfolio exemplifies PUMA's ethos of combining function, fashion, and forward-thinking in sports.