PUMA’s Jamaica-Inspired H-Street Returns in Time for Notting Hill Carnival
Paying homage to the fastest nation in the world, PUMA is re-releasing its special-edition 2003 H-Street in two Jamaica-inspired colourways. This limited edition celebrates the Caribbean nation and its globally renowned track and field legacy.
The black, yellow, and green colourways recall PUMA’s 2003 campaign, which marked the start of the brand’s partnership with the Jamaican national track and field team. The visuals highlighted Jamaican culture, style, and sports heritage, featuring a lineup of H-Street colourways, including a special Jamaican-flag edition that returns for 2025.
Lightweight and minimalist yet distinctively stylish, the H-Street features a breathable mesh upper, a nostalgic T-shaped toebox, and track-inspired outsole tread. Inspired by Jamaica’s legendary speed, power, and style, this limited-edition sneaker traces its lineage to PUMA’s late-’90s Harambee silhouette, an innovative racer designed for speed.
The release coincides with the weekend of Notting Hill Carnival—London’s iconic celebration of Caribbean culture and Europe’s largest street festival. PUMA marks the occasion with community-focused activations from August 22, followed by a dynamic presence throughout the two-day carnival. This includes collaborations with artists, support for grassroots creatives, and celebrations of Caribbean heritage through music.
The PUMA H-Street Pack, inspired by Jamaica, is available from 25 August 2025 at PUMA.com, PUMA retail stores, Archive, and Al Capone. Price: R1 999.
