The Puma Store

Excellent store. Good customer service. Good products (specially shoes). Design, quality and a price will not disappoint you. Recommend to everybody.

The hubby buys a lot of his shirts here and they definitely last and when they have their 40% off sales it is a great time to stock up. The manager has always been very friendly too.

Very limited women’s apparel section. I love Puma athletic wear b/​c it fits my body well, unlike other athletic name brands that are fashioned for pre-​teen girls instead of women. I need a shelf bra that actually has a shelf. I also need shorts that fit my legs and hips.
I asked about a specific lycra, zip front, sleeveless piece which might be used for yoga, but looks like a surf piece, and the salesperson, who was very knowledgeable on Puma products, showed me their new yoga collection which had just come in the day before. There was one lycra top, and 3 soft, sheer cotton tops, one which looked like a dress (tunic style I would never wear to workout). Very disappointing.
On the other hand, the location is great, and they have a vast shoe collection.

Despite my brother being too-​Los Angeles-​cool for name brand apparel, I dragged him into Puma when he took time away from the palm trees and city to come back to his native land. He gave me the usual grimace that I was to expect when he went into the store. It’s not that he doesn’t like the stuff per se, he just doesn’t care to sport big logos and in-​your-​face names (who can blame him — the big swooshes and three stripes were overkill in the nineties). Regardless he was in the store helping little brother get something he liked and could wear pretending he was back in Europe.
So there I was staring at the shoes, the hats, the bags, and the clothes. Although most of it wasn’t going to touch this body, I saw some things that caught my eye. The herringbone hat didn’t work out for me (again, I caught my brother’s grimace behind me when I was looking at the mirror). The clothes were inevitably too big. I was ready to retire my crème-​colored fake leather Puma messenger bag I got in Paris. I was just as ready to ditch my beat up Diesel shoes that served me well in their tenure. With that said, I found the perfect Kelly green bag that was sure to be a hit on my campus for my last semester (aside from being widely known for my small stature, quirky self, and surprising confident attitude, everyone in fact came to know me as «the short kid with the green Puma bag. My business teachers even used me as an example and described me as «The Puma-​bag guy.» When he, being from Germany and was surely out to stump me, asked what I knew about Puma, I told him that Adi Dassler founded Adidas and his brother Rudolph founded Puma. He grinned and was impressed). I also found some über sweet urban puma shoes that were a hit too.
All of that to say I can trace all of that back to Puma at Cherry Creek. It has been good for me, and I have enjoyed sporting the German brand on my half-​German body. If only I had a sweet French brand to cover the French half of my body — alright, to be fair, I wear as much Lacoste as I can afford (not since the recently popular clothes but since the Izod Lacoste shirt I was given by my uncle in the 80’s).