Frank Kozik x Puma Suede 'Smoking Bunny' Pack

Nov 08, 2011 | 9:35 PM    Written By: Damian R
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Frank Kozik x Puma Suede 'Smoking Bunny' Pack

Frank Kozik has teamed up with Puma for a special edition "Smoking Bunny" pack. The collection features three colorways of the Puma Suede in a red, black and blue suede upper. Stay tuned to Sneaker Watch as we bring you more information on the release.

 

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Nica   05/20/2012 11:52 am
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