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Brand: ADER Error x PUMA

Model: RS-1, CELL Venom, California, Platform Trace, and RS-X

Key Features: Each of the five silhouettes features a muted base that is complemented by bold hits of color, hidden details, and handrwritten and misplaced logos.

Release Date: Available now

Price: The sneakers range from $110 to $180. The apparel collection ranges from $40 to $140.

Buy: PUMA

Editor’s Notes: After dropping two successful collections in 2018, ADER Error and PUMA kick things off in 2019 with a capsule inspired by a trendsetting youth that follows the theme of “Faster than Youth.”

The collection comprises five of PUMA’s most popular sneaker silhouettes, as well as a complementary apparel collection that includes hats, bags, pants, shorts, and various tops and sweaters.

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