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PUMA launches first-ever global basketball brand campaign

PUMA launches first-ever global basketball brand campaign

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Global sports brand PUMA has launched the latest chapter of its first worldwide brand campaign in 10 years, “Forever. Faster. – See the game like we do.”

The newest chapter is dedicated to establishing the brand’s position as a leader in basketball and igniting the future of its hoops division, it said in a statement. 

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This 2024 Hoops campaign is all about seeing the game differently and invites all to see the game like PUMA does: determined to win, ready to show out, and playing for the joy of the game.

The campaign features PUMA Hoops athletes Breanna Stewart, Flau’jae Johnson, Scoot Henderson, LaMelo Ball, and the brand’s most recent signee Tyrese Haliburton, and draws upon each player’s unique perspective on the game.

Each athlete brings their own individual story, their own crew, and a unique style of play, and together they embody the forever faster mantra.

“Since the start we’ve always tried to tell the story of basketball through the lens of the player, seeing the game the way they do, both on the court and off the court. This approach has allowed us to connect those unique viewpoints with disruptive product and storytelling - impactful to anyone around the game,” said Max Staiger, global head of PUMA Basketball.

“This campaign, for the first time, brings together our complete narrative showcasing how Stewart, Johnson, Henderson, Ball and Haliburton embody the PUMA Hoops’ disruptive and inclusive spirit,” he added.

The legacy of PUMA Basketball dates back to 1973, championing some of the greatest names in basketball history and developing cutting edge performance shoes, such as the Clyde model, that provided sporting excellence and helped carry legendary victories.

PUMA returned to basketball in 2018, merging sport with culture while introducing a new wave of PUMA basketball athletes who are known for their talent and style on and off the court.

PUMA continues to push the sport forward through cutting edge technology and product innovations, boundary pushing designs and cultivated circle of creative partners and its growing, talented athlete roster, it said. 

“This campaign is a message to the world that PUMA is doubling down on hoops,” said Richard Teyssier, vice president brand and marketing. “The campaign showcases the tenacious spirit we have for the game and the investment we are willing to make to show up as a powerhouse and continue carving our legacy. This dedicated campaign will continue to thread our message across the business and amplify our holistic vision for the brand.”

“Forever. Faster– See the game like we do.” debuts globally on October 18th and will launch across the entire mixed media, including out of home campaigns in New York, Los Angeles, Charlotte, and Miami, as well as across social media, TV and more.

The campaign will include a hero brand film and supporting creative assets with featured athletes. An official NBA media partnership will also amplify the campaign to hoops fans worldwide.

This comes shortly after PUMA SEA revealed that it was creating its first-ever running commercial video that shifts the spotlight from elite athletes and podium finishes to the diverse and passionate community of everyday runners.

Through the campaign, titled “See the run like we do,” PUMA invites runners to celebrate their personal victories – whether it's overcoming challenges, improving health, or building resilience. This commercial video is a testament to PUMA's belief that every runner’s journey is worth celebrating.

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