PUMA

PUMA is a large multinational company which originated from Germany and mainly produces shoes and sportswear. Rudolf Dassault joined his younger brother Adolf Dassault (nicknamed ADI Adi) in 1924, and was renamed the company of Darth brothers. In the mid 1930s, Dallas brothers grew into a leading brand of nearly 100 employees with over 30 types of global sports shoes.







After the Second World War, the Dallas brothers went back to business, with 47 employees, and made rubber from the canvas and the fuel tank of the US Army to make the first sports shoes after the war. In 1948, Adolf Dassler changed the name of Dassler brothers to Adidas by the combination of Adi and Das of his own name. The two brothers separated from each other. Brother rutherf Dassler also set up PUMA company, the same direction as Adidas, mainly sporting goods production, and two of them became competitors. PUMA joined the stock exchange of Munich and Frankfurt in 1986.



Today, PUMA has 3200 employees and sells products to over 80 countries. In 2003, the company's assets amounted to 1 billion 200 million euros. PUMA's shoes and costumes are extremely popular in hip-hop graffiti culture, both inside and outside the United States. PUMA is also one of the representative objects of hip hop culture in 1970 and 1980s with Adidas. PUMA, a young sportswear brand, has been written for fifty years in great sports achievements. PUMA accompanied Bailey to enter the world championship finals and to accompany tennis players. Beck stood on the grass in wembdon.





Cooperate with the top athletes and continue to pursue the latest technology to make the best sportsmen. Rudolf, the founder of PUMA, founded the German brand in 1948. For decades, PUMA has been playing a leading role in the sports industry. In recent years, it has been a more successful combination of popular sports and has become one of the most popular brands for young people.