The Puma Clyde Harris Tweed Chamomile Caramel Latte brings a textured take to Puma’s classic court silhouette. This version swaps the usual smooth leather for a Harris Tweed upper in warm, earthy tones that blend chamomile and caramel throughout the shoe. The fabric gives the shoe a more tailored, refined look compared to standard Clyde releases.
The Clyde’s low-profile basketball heritage remains intact here, with the same clean lines and proportions that made it a staple across court and casual settings since the 1970s. The Harris Tweed material adds visual interest and substance to what’s otherwise a straightforward sneaker shape, making it stand out without feeling gimmicky. The colorway leans into autumn and neutral tones, so it works with a lot of different fits without demanding attention.
At the $109 retail price point, this sits right in the range you’d expect for a Puma Clyde with some material upgrade. It’s an accessible option if you want something a bit different from canvas or leather without stepping up into premium pricing territory. The Harris Tweed construction should hold up to regular wear, though the textile material will require more care than standard leather uppers to keep looking fresh.
For anyone already familiar with how the Clyde fits and feels, this is a straightforward choice. For first-time buyers, it’s worth noting that the Clyde runs true to size and has a fairly slim, tapered silhouette through the midfoot and heel. The Harris Tweed Chamomile Caramel Latte colorway gives you a recognizable shoe with some visual distinction, which can be hard to find at this price.