Puma and Guizio Return With a Take on the Archival Klim Silhouette

Puma and Guizio are back with another collaborative shoe, this time reimagining the archival rock-climbing Klim silhouette, which first released in 2003.

Revived for the present day in a minimalist yet emotional presentation, the new take on the Klim has a lived-in quality thanks to the use of a slightly distressed premium leather. The earthy color palette subtly pays homage to the outdoors and aims to provide a balanced quality. In alignment with this, the campaign showcases the shoe against an elemental backdrop of snowy ground with mossy green accents, bathed in pale northern light and captured through a soft and intimate lens.

Designer and chief executive officer Danielle Guizio spoke of her latest collaboration with the German athletic brand in a statement: “The process started with function. The original inspiration from rock-climbing shoes naturally led to this idea of grounding, something that feels connected, stable and intentional. I wanted to preserve that technical foundation, but refine it into something that feels effortless and wearable in everyday life.”

The Puma x Danielle Guizio Klim is set to drop on Saturday at danielleguiziony.com, the Guizio New York store, puma.com, the Puma flagship and through select retailers.

Puma and Guizio have an ongoing collaborative relationship. The reimagining of the Klim follows the recent release of the all-black Puma x Guizio Noir Speedcat, crafted with breathable mesh and smooth leather overlays. Prior to that, their third collaboration launched in September, featuring the H-Street sneaker at the center; the collection also featured clothing options including tracksuits and a pleated skort.

Outside of its connection to Puma, Guizio is set on expanding its category. The New York City-based brand launched two staple styles, a black leather pump and a black leather boot, in February, following the debut of the in-house category in 2025.