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Nintendo And Puma Team Up For New Super Mario 3D All-Stars Shoe Line
Nintendo and Puma are teaming up once more for a new collection celebrating all things Super Mario 3D All-Stars on Nintendo Switch. With 35 years of glorious Mario in our lives, Nintendo is offering a different way for fans to share that mustachio'd love.
With a clothing line thanks to a collaboration Black Millk Clothing, the partnership with Puma completes that fandom look. The shoe line will include Nintendo-fied versions of the RS-Fast, Clyde, and Future Rider kicks.
Future Rider - $90
The Future Rider addition will be a rendition of the Super Mario 64 experience that debuted back in 1996.
Clyde - $80
The Clyde shoes will celebrate Super Mario Sunshine, a GameCube favorite, this is another game that players can enjoy on the Nintendo Switch.
RS-Fast - $120
RS-Fast is taking on the world of Super Mario Galaxy, rounding out the new line. The RS-Line has seen previous Super Mario collaborations in the past, making the Super Mario Galaxy the latest in that particular lineup.
So when can you get in on the action? The Super Mario 3D All-Stars Nintendo x Puma line will become available on the official Puma website on November 27. If this is like the company's previous Nintendo lines, these will be selling out fast.
Thoughts on the new Nintendo x Puma Super Mario 3D All-Stars line? Sound off in the comment section below!
[Source: HyperBeast]
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