PUMA AND SAYSKY RELEASE BACK TO BUSINESS COLLECTION

PUMA and SAYSKY launch their final running collection featuring the Deviate NITRO Elite 4 and MagMax NITRO 2.

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Summary:

  • PUMA and Copenhagen label SAYSKY release their final Back to Business collaboration on 20 August 2026.
  • The collection features the Deviate NITRO Elite 4 and MagMax NITRO 2 shoes alongside office-tailored apparel.
  • PUMA and SAYSKY host the Out of Office Relay in Copenhagen on 20 August 2026 to celebrate.

Running shapes your daily routine long before sunrise and well after office hours end. Copenhagen running label SAYSKY joins forces with PUMA to launch Back to Business, the third and final installment of their ongoing partnership. This line merges performance gear with workplace tailoring for runners who view daily training as a lifestyle. You get clean silhouettes, corporate pinstripes, and refined colors designed for transition from morning meetings to track workouts.

Footwear forms the core of this drop with two specialized models. The PUMA x SAYSKY Deviate NITRO Elite 4 targets race day demands through NITROFOAM ELITE cushioning and a full-length PWRPLATE carbon-fiber plate. These components provide energy return and propulsion when you run high speeds. Meanwhile, the PUMA x SAYSKY MagMax NITRO 2 serves your everyday mileage. The MagMax NITRO 2 features a high-stack NITROFOAM midsole, engineered knit upper, and PUMAGRIP outsole to maintain comfort across long distances.

The apparel range adapts business visual codes into technical garments. PUMA and SAYSKY integrate lightweight performance fabrics with classic tailoring details. You will find tops, bottoms, and functional accessories built to sustain physical exertion while keeping a sharp look. PUMA Lead Product Line Manager Conor Cashin notes running has moved past simple sport into community culture. The design team built the gear around the practical needs of runners structuring their days around essential miles.

To celebrate the global release on 20 August 2026, PUMA and SAYSKY organize the Out of Office Relay in Copenhagen. This community race converts a standard office building into an active course. Participants will run through elevators, stairwells, and parking structures before joining an evening reception with food and drinks. You access the Back to Business collection starting 20 August 2026 at 11:00 AM CET through PUMA.com, SAYSKY.com, PUMA flagship stores, and select global retail partners.

SAYSKY began in Copenhagen in 2013, challenging standard running gear norms through modern urban design. PUMA brings decades of athletic history from Herzogenaurach, Germany, bringing high-tier technical shoe development to the partnership. This third collaboration combines Scandinavian aesthetics with PUMA performance foam and carbon tech. Runners demanding gear suitable for early morning efforts, midday commutes, and late night sessions get direct utility from these designs.

The collection marks the closing chapter of this joint project. Every item prioritizes functional execution over unnecessary flair. From dark color tones to structured patterns, your running wardrobe gets a complete modern upgrade. Prepare your outfit before the global launch arrives online and in stores on 20 August 2026.

Kristin Kaye

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