The German sportswear company, Puma, teams up with the London-based street-wear company, Trapstar. They’re continuing their pretty dope Disc Blaze release that will probably sell out, due to the popularity of the two companies and design of the shoe.

The London company uses the classic Disc Blaze silhouette again. The laceless release is spattered with Trapstar’s signature white noise print. The Puma Disc Blaze features an entire speckled black and white upper, with the black being the silhouette. Trapstar branding is on the tongue and on the heel. There is also static graphic visible under the Trinomic cushioning on the outsole.

The urban wear company has been getting much recognition due to being worn by A-List celebrities. They previously released their Disc Blaze collab that had predominantly black upper, with trapstar logos on the heel, and hints of red on the outsole and tongue tab.

This is only the beginning of the many pieces that Trapstar and Puma will be revealing to the world and interested buyers. We will keep you updated.

The Trapstar x Puma Disc Blaze’s will be in select Puma retailer stores this Saturday.

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Rihanna and Eminem‘s official “Monster” Tour merchandise is now available online. Designed by UK brand Trapstar, this collection will satisfy the wide variety of fans they have. From a basic black t-shit with drooling teeth to a flask with “Rihanna” and “Monster” in bold lettering plastered on it, there is a little something for everybody. The challenge for the designer was to create something that would fit Rihanna’s fans but also Eminem’s fans, two target audiences that are part of slightly different demographics. If you see something you like, you can go cop it: here.

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