PUMA is set to release a limited-edition sneaker collection honoring the New York Knicks' 2026 NBA championship on October 14.
The launch will be restricted to Foot Locker's 125th Street location in Harlem, New York City.
The capsule pays tribute to franchise legend Walt "Clyde" Frazier, whose signature footwear links the team's championship past to its newest title.
Clyde Ceremony Leads the Capsule
Release details published by sneaker industry outlets between October 8 and October 12 place the PUMA Clyde Ceremony at the center of the collection.
Only 53 individually numbered pairs will be available, a quantity chosen to mark the 53-year gap between the Knicks' 1973 championship and the 2026 title.
The Clyde Ceremony carries a predominantly white leather upper with orange laces and blue detailing along the Formstrip, echoing the Knicks' team colors.
Gold accents appear on the upper eyelets and Frazier's signature, while the tongue shows three championship trophy graphics for the franchise's three NBA titles.
Additional details include interchangeable blue and white laces alongside the standard orange pair, plus a cream-colored rubber midsole and outsole.
The lateral heel features numbering that emphasizes the sneaker's limited production run, according to Sole Retriever's October 8 report.
The accompanying PUMA Majesty Ceremony uses a primarily white design with blue and orange accents.
Orange "NYC" embroidery appears on the tongue, complemented by gold-foil "New York City" lettering and a cream-colored sole.
The capsule also includes a Clyde Ring Ceremony graphic T-shirt featuring Frazier and references to the Knicks' championship legacy.
The apparel and Majesty model will also be exclusive to the Harlem store, according to The Source's October 10 coverage.
Frazier, a prominent figure in the Knicks' championship history, won an NBA title with the franchise in 1973.
PUMA's signature Clyde model, originally created for the former Knicks guard that year, provides the foundation for the commemorative release.
The launch follows other limited-edition merchandise tied to the Knicks' championship celebration.
Resell Calendar reported on October 12 that SLAM's Gold Metal OG Anunoby covers were limited to 94 copies and sold for as much as $300.
Snapple also distributed 100 limited-edition Knicks glass bottles around New York City.
PUMA has not announced retail prices or exact production quantities for the accompanying items, which are expected to be available in greater numbers than the Clyde.
Neither PUMA nor Foot Locker has announced the Clyde Ceremony's retail price, the collection's release time, or whether the store will use a first-come, first-served system or an in-store raffle.
The October 14 launch remains scheduled for Foot Locker's 125th Street location in Harlem, with only 53 pairs of the headline sneaker available.
