Puma has released the Suede Fat Lace in Japan. The sneaker sticks to its classic looks and elements, except for one little interesting detail – the Puma logo stripe has been given the look of a fat lace. The sneaker comes in three colorways and is now available from Mita.

Detailed images of the Puma Suede Fat Lace follow after the jump.

Puma was once again digging around in their archives and will from August 2009 be releasing classic colorways of the Puma Suede. Each month Puma will be releasing 3 original colorways of the Suede, all featuring butter soft suede uppers and of course fat laces. The collection will be coming to Wellgosh and other premium Puma retailers.

Detailed images of all colorways of the Puma Suede Collection follow after the jump.

Former Dior footwear creative director, Pierre Hardy first launched his high top collection back in 2006. Three years later, and you can still count on him to bring something new to the table. This season, Hardy experiments with new, luxurious materials, while keeping the same silhouette that put him on the high top map in the beginning. The model pictured above is made up of suede with patent lining.

For more images of the Pierre Hardy Autumn/Winter 2009 Footwear collection head to Selectism.

An interesting pack of Puma Suedes arrived this week at Flauge. The pack, which consists of overall three sneakers, stays very subtle on the exterior, only playing with black suede, white and grey. The exciting part is happening on the linings of the sneakers, where they feature colorful animal patterns and the animal represented – the tiger, elephant and snake.
Check out the other two sneakers out of the Puma Suede Animal pack after the jump.

Last week we presented you most of the Endangered Species Pack that Puma has been working on with Atmos. Here comes another shoe that is part of the pack, the Puma Suede. 
The Puma Suede has been inspired by the Panda and thus feature Panda fur imitations and other characteristics out of the Panda habitat. Via Sneaker Freaker.

Just a few weeks ago the Visvim x Mastermind Japan FBT Elk has been released with much anticipation. The two Japanese brands do not stop here for this season and also worked on a Logan Lo “Suede”. The Logan Lo comes with an upper entirely made of suede, including the toe cap. The upper features an all-over design made up of the Visvim logo font and the Mastermind Japan logo skull and bones. The shoes come in both dirty white and navy blue and will be released at Isetan next week along with the Folk collection that we presented in the last post. Via Hiroki Nakamura.
More pictures after the jump.

Provider in Melbourne received these new New Balance 576’s. They are made out of high quality canvas and also some suede has been mixed in. Some very clean sneakers here. They come in green and grey.
More pics after the jump.

We give you a first look at an upcoming collaboration of In4mation Hawaii and DC Shoes. The outcome is a classic sneaker. The upper comes in a warm brown suede leather, small In4mation logo embroidery on the side, gold metal details and in contrast to the brown, the white sole and green details on the sole and back heel.
A very strong collaboration that we look very much forward to seeing come out. After the jump we present you a detailed look at the sneaker.

Japanese sneaker brand Ubiq is about to release its latest pack of the eL. This time it comes inspired by the outdoors, featuring a complete suede upper with a matching tonal sole. The tag on the tongue includes a reinder, underlining the concept behind the pack. Overall the eL comes in 4 color ways.
Due to be released on the 18th of February at Flauge. Check them all out after the jump.

After the much anticipated release of the 14k Gold Skytop last month, Supra is following up with another bold and highly desirable Skytop – the Comakazi. The shoe features a full suede toe box, patent crocodile skin backing, bold red leather, and synthetic zebra fur accents all complimented by an ultra comfortable puffy leather interior. As of now you can scoop up a pair on Karmaloop.com.