The latest release of the Puma Clyde Court Disrupt will be benefiting a good cause. For each sale of the "Peace on Earth" colorway, Puma will be donating $5 to the Trayvon Martin Foundation to help fight gun violence.
This pair features a cream and white knit upper covered in an all-over feather pattern. Details include a translucent Puma stripe on the side panel, red top eyelets for a pop of color, grey heel counter, and a similar feather print on the insole. The left tongue tab also reads "Peace" as a nod to the nickname of the colorway. The lightweight upper sits atop a matching NRGY and Ignite-cushioned midsole.
Puma's decision to give proceeds to the Trayvon Martin Foundation could be in part due to the fact Jay-Z is a creative consultant for the brand's recently revitalized basketball division. The legendary rapper executive produced the six-part documentary series, Rest In Power: The Trayvon Martin Story, that aired this past July, and has always been very vocal about honoring Martin's tragic death in 2012.
Look for the "Peace on Earth" Puma Clyde Court Disrupt to hit puma.com and other select retailers on Dec. 20 for $120.
