Puma has reintroduced one of its classic designs with a twist that makes me yearn for the short summers of Wisconsin. The California shown above is dubbed the “Woody” based on the faux-wood pattern found on the signature Puma symbol. This obvious touch pops off of the shoe because of the subtle use of gray and light blue colors in the background. Fake wood has never looked so good as it does on the Puma ”Woody” California.

There is more than meets the eye with the “Woody” especially on the bottom of the shoe. Flip these kicks upside down and take a look at the sunny scene depicted on the sole. A picture of a set of palm trees cast against the sunset sky will make you feel bad the first time you step outside and get dirt on your soles. 

These shoes are limited to 200 pairs and will hit the Santa Monica Puma store starting February 1st so head over to a travel website and plan your trip before the local boarders grab the last pairs. The cost of driving out to Santa Monica may seem crazy but these shoes will be a hot item on eBay if the lucky few decide to part ways with the “Woody.”