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Puma x Vexed, Season Three by Josh Rubin

Puma-X-Vexed-Hoodie

The latest item from the ongoing Puma and Vexed Generation collaboration is this urban cycler hoodie. More functional than the Anticon Hoodie, but aesthetically similar, this one has a built in face mask with removable filters. The jacket also features reflective piping and special flaps to keep your backside dry while riding in the rain.

Related Posts: Puma + Vexed: Urban Mobility, First Glimpse: The Puma Bike

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