Puma Store

Great store. They just closed this week January 2013.

Awesome little puma store. They have a decent selection of men and woman’s footwear/​sportswear. The staff was friendly and wanted to help with what i was looking for without being pushy at all. They also have a great sale section for men and woman 40%off.

What an AWESOME shopping experience from start to finish. It is refreshing that a company values customers, to train employee on consistence customer service. Every dept. men wear to women wear the associate were professional, friendly and helpful.

This little salesperson was very helpful but the manager was unprofessional. Never will go to this store again.

Germans must have narrower feet or something. I’ve never been able to find a pair of Puma’s that fit my feet. It seems they always run a size too small, and all of them are too narrow. And this store doesn’t have a very good variety of size 14. Certainly I am not the only person walking around the streets of Chicago on size 14 feet.
After having no luck with the mail order routes, I decided to just stop in here in person to see if they had –anything– that would fit. I have no problem finding Nike or Adidas that fit. Not here. Sadly my athletic shoe collection is still missing a single pair of Pumas.

Went into the store with a buddy of mine the other day because he was looking to buy some new soccer shoes — unfortunately this particular Puma store didn’t have a large selection of performance-​based footwear and instead focused almost entirely on Puma’s style lines.
We were also both disappointed in the clothing options, as the store didn’t have nearly enough Euro-​trash tracksuits that Puma is so known for.

Oh Puma store. If I could write you a love letter, I would.
This Puma store is fabulous. The staff is always helpful, there’s usually good music playing… and let’s face it. There’s a wall of Puma shoes.
My only wish would be that they carried a bit more of the bags. There are definitely a lot of the shoes, their clothing selection has expanded over the past few months, but your bags, Puma… please bring me more.
This is a place that’s worth your money. WORTH IT.

The Puma store sorta kicks all the name brand sneaker shops’ butts.
They have a shit load of shoes, like «special» shoes and «special» gym bags, not a lot of clothing– which is good.
I can’t believe how expensive some of that shit is! I saw 500 dollar alligator pumas? WTF?

My sister and I stopped by Puma to get her a pair of shoes. I was pleasantly surprised with the service and they have some pretty neat looking shoes.
The store was semi busy but we were able to try on shoes within a couple of minutes. The store is interesting because they have a system where they put in the shoe orders and then someone brings them up from the basement. I’ve never seen that before… usually the workers have to go themselves but I guess they have runners for that.
My sister liked the shoes and the sales associate was really friendly but was not in our faces. The worker at the register was also nice and we were out of the store within 20 minutes.
If you don’t like the shoes, you can also make your own custom shoes! I didn’t really see how it worked but it’s at the back of the store on the first floor. I’ll check it out the next time I stop by!

Puma is one of my brands that I reside with. First off, I’m never into fashion like many folks in the general crowd (air force ones). I don’t always see people with pumas on. Secondly, the shoes look good on me. Needless to say, the price range is not up there. I got these hot Roma boats that attract attention. I mean people make observations out of no where and say yo, you paid over a 100 for them right. I smiled at them and proudly say I got them for $ 65. There are shoes that are over 100 though. I like some of their clothes too. But there shoes wow!

This is a great store. I know this because everytime I walk in here, I walk out with some fly kicks that nobody’s ever seen before. I sometimes avoid this strech of Rush St because I know I’ll be tempted to walk in and drop some cash on some shoes.

I love my Puma’s – I love the garish colors they have available (be honest, it’s a shoe – your pants cover most of your foot, so why not go a little crazy with the colors) and the shoes last for years and years.
This location has a great layout, an always helpful staff, and the best styles available by Puma. If you’re just looking around and have no intent to buy, they’re still as helpful as ever and even assisted me in ordering a shoe that didn’t have my size.
Try the Mongolian Shoe Barbecue – the possibilities are endless!
(okay, I just reread my review and no, I don’t work for Puma – I guess I’m just really excited about my new shoes!!!(?)

Obviously Puma is fun. The sales assosiates are ⁵⁰⁄₅₀. Sometimes they are fun and helpful, but other times they are as clueless as Ann Coulter. you decide.

I love this Puma store! Every time I’ve been here it was never super crowded… so that alone makes this store 100x better than the one at Woodfield.
Plus all the staff is extremely helpful.
There was a track jacket that my bf was looking for. They didn’t have in his size, so this girl Lisa called like 5 other stores trying to find it for us… plus she wound up giving us a lil discount in the end. She was just so super nice and accommodating about everything… some of the best customer service I’ve ever gotten :)

I adore this Puma store. In fact I rarely go in there because I know I will buy something I don’t really need. This store in particular carries a lot of cool items which aren’t featured on their website or in other stores, such as «guest designers» doing shirts and the like. Of course, their shoes run from $ 65 and up, and their track jackets are usually in the $ 70-​$ 100 range which isn’t always something I can justify! haha. They now carry Evisu jeans which are ridiculously priced as well (think $ 150 a pair).
One thing that especially makes me like this store — I went to a party they had here with Prefuse 73 & Beans playing. Also featured? Free Grey Goose drinks. The whole thing was free in fact. That, my friends, makes just some random store a memorable place indeed!

I’ve always been a sneaker junkie, so to see Nike, ADIDAS, and PUMA coming out with sleeker sportswear was just… baffling. I mean, when did gym wear become fashionable? 0₀
But I was quickly sucked in by the vast array of colors and really cute designs. I love the new line of PUMA shoes (though I’m griping about the $ 100+ prices). They’re comfy, great on the go, and absolutely adorable. I like the visual layout of the store; it’s clean and organized.
Customer service can be… eh, depending on the people; but isn’t that everywhere? Though I do feel guilty for not buying pairs and pairs of shoes, I figure PUMA’s a frickin’ rich corp., so they don’t really need my money.

I love puma shoes, but I’m really surprised that they do not have a larger selection at the store. Most of the time i can find more unique styles at londo mundo or other places. I still always stop in to see though.

Huge selection of Puma shoes and it’s a very trendy chic store. Customer service is a bit pushy and the last time I came here, I felt like I couldn’t try on a pair without having to buy it. As great as they are — these shoes here are rarely on sale.

When I was a kid, I thought the coolest looking shoes were Tigers (Japanese sneakers the became known as Ascics), and Pumas. This store taps into the nostalgia of people like me, and the throngs of fashion victims from hip hop and club cultures. Could be worse — they could be pushing those satin gym shorts we used to have to wear. Heck, maybe they will next year…

New to the city of Chicago, the Puma Store stocks a great line of Puma shoes that are hard to find at other retail/​department stores. Every weekend there’s a DJ spinning music in the background, fun place to hang out and buy some comfortable shoes.