After the success of their first collaboration, PUMA and Aries are teaming up again to present a second full collection that blends the world of sportswear with elements inspired by mixed martial arts and a contemporary tribal aesthetic. The result is a bold capsule collection, rich in countercultural references and characterized by visually striking design.
The collection includes a wide range of fitted bodysuits, reworked essentials, shoes, and accessories that tell a new visual story. Standout pieces include the Tight Top and Shirt-Dress, adorned with neo-tribal graphics that stretch across the body like true visual tattoos.
The outerwear features a Light Jacket in a gradient colorway, embellished with beaded details on the zipper and hood, paired with matching pants featuring an adjustable drawstring closure. One of the collection’s signature elements is the customized “A” pattern, inspired by the visual language of mixed martial arts. This motif appears on hoodies and fleece shorts, evoking the imagery of ring entrances and traditional boxing robes.
The Graphic Tee stands out with its stone-wash finish and a graphic depicting hand-to-hand combat, while the Baseball Cap and Duffle Bag round out the accessories offering. Special attention has also been given to footwear, particularly the reinterpretation of PUMA’s iconic Mostro model, which receives a radical makeover. The new version, signed by Aries, features a partially hidden lacing system and handcrafted leather upper, giving the sneaker a premium, artisanal look.
The visual campaign was entrusted to acclaimed photographer Norbert Schoerner and stars professional Muay Thai fighter Anna “Supergirl” Jaroonsak. The imagery recalls the world of ’90s and early 2000s video games, drawing inspiration from characters, animations, and settings typical of fighting games.
The PUMA x Aries collection is now available at ariesarise.com, the Aries flagship store in London (31 Great Pulteney Street, W1F 9NN), on PUMA.com, and at select retailers such as END. Clothing, Slam Jam, and KITH.
