New Pumar ad campaign is wicked sucky
Have you see the new Boston-themed wall-to-wall campaign for Puma at Park Street? It spells out words like "Habah" and "dance floah."
Kate Hutchinson is weihded out:
Dear Puma: boston accent advertising has been done to death. Try something new, like selling your product
Aaron Weber also gets his Boston up, says he finds the ads condescending at best:
... It marks the advertiser as an outsider desperate to fit in, as a tourist, as an out-of-towner. You might as well walk the Freedom Trail in khaki shorts, sandals with socks, a tricorner hat and a t-shirt with a lobster on it. That's definitely not the image Puma wants, but it's what they're getting. ...

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Puma's local connection
It's been brought to my attention that Puma International is actually based in Boston.
However, the parent company is still German.
A bar called Puma?
Is that the product or the clientele?
The design from shipping containers looks cool, but I can only imagine bottle-tanned older women prowling for little sneaker freaks.