PUMA Puma is a German sports brand, which puts forward a brand-new slogan Forever Fast, designs and provides professional sports equipment, and its products cover running, football, golf and even racing.
Puma Group owns brands Puma, Cobra Golf and Tretorn. In 2004, Puma announced that through the cross-border cooperation with BMW Mini, Puma became the clothing supplier of BMW and Williams, which won the championship with the highest voice in 2004.
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PUMA 1948 was founded in Milan, Holsoggin, Germany. Puma, which means Puma in Chinese, is a large multinational company in Germany, mainly producing shoes and sportswear. The company changed its name to Dassler Brothers. In the mid-1960s, Dassler Brothers developed into a leading brand of sports shoes in the world, with nearly 100 employees and more than 30 styles. After World War II, Dassler Brothers resumed its business. There are 47 employees, and rubber is extracted from canvas and American oil tank, which is used to make the first pair of sports shoes after the war.
1948, Adolf Dassler merged Adi and Das in his own name, renamed Dassler Brothers Company Adidas, and the two brothers developed separately. The Rudolf Dassler brothers set up another puma company, which is in the same direction as Adidas. Both of them are mainly engaged in the production of sporting goods, and the two companies have since become competitors.