Jil Sander and PUMA aren't just doing shoes anymore. As Highsnobiety revealed this morning, the two brands have added clothes to their collaboration: a reworked version of PUMA's 1968 T7 tracksuit and a relaxed-fit long-sleeve. They come out alongside the return of the leather Speedcat and a new take on the PUMA Suede. Everything drops Friday, October 23, and Jil Sander's newsletter subscribers get the first look.
The tracksuit is the headline. It's a dark navy T7 with a slim jacket and straight track pants, and it has the same quiet, expensive look Jil Sander puts on everything. The sneakers in the shoot keep it simple too, with clean white and black leather that looks more like dress shoes that happen to have a sole you can run in.
The backstory is why fashion people care. Jil Sander first teamed up with fellow German brand PUMA in 1998, back when luxury houses simply didn't do sneaker collabs, and the run ended in 2006. Simone Bellotti brought it back after taking over as Jil Sander's creative director in 2025, and the apparel first showed up on the Spring/Summer 2027 runway. Now it's an actual product with an actual date.
Our take: the T7 tracksuit has been worn by everyone from 1970s athletes to your uncle at the airport, and this is probably the most grown-up version of it yet. If you've ever wanted a tracksuit you could wear to a gallery opening without anyone asking if you came from the gym, this is the one. Just don't spill espresso on it.
At ONENESS: the Jil Sander pieces aren't in our store, but PUMA is. Grab the PUMA Speedcat in Mouse Gray, go full tracksuit with the PUMA x The Brooklyn Circus T7 Half-Zip Track Jacket, or browse the full PUMA collection.
Photos and report via Highsnobiety.
Sources: Highsnobiety (Oct 22, 2026, exclusive: Jil Sander x PUMA 1968 T7 tracksuit, relaxed long-sleeve, leather Speedcat and new PUMA Suede, all available October 23 with first-look access via Jil Sander's newsletter; apparel first seen at the SS27 show; images).
