I saw some of the last pairs in the clearance section, there're size (EU) 40, 42.5, 44 and more which I remember. So just make sure to call the store and ask for the size that are available. The suede classic is known for true to size and pretty comfy, and I own a pair myself.
These are terrible. Your feet sweat in these and there is SFA venting. A poor choice (I bought a few pairs when they were on special).
That's a bit of a harsh criticism - they are what they are: suede casual trainers. I don't think they are any more hot than any other brand or style of shoe of this kind - DC, Vans, Adidas Gazelle…
I actually find these cooler than my proper sports trainers and several pairs of supposedly cool / ventilated casual shoes I've owned. Incidentally, due to their fit I tend not to tie them up which perhaps makes them feel more comfortable to me and allows my feet to breathe.
That's not to say these aren't beyond criticism though - I find soles seem to split quite quickly on my dominant foot. I also suspect there is inconsistant quality control as I've had pairs that feel completely different.
Pros:
Classic, simple look.
Smarter than sports trainers.
Suit fairly wide feet, (also usually minimal arch support - two factors that probably help to keep them cooler on my feet).
Cons:
Sole prone to wear and splitting.
Not for sport.
I've always liked these but I wouldn't pay much more than $50 for a pair anymore. They were definitely better quality in the old days.
Total agree with the pros. I think their design looks better than similar type of shoes from converse, vans, etc
The only cons for me is the color bleeds a little bit into the formstrip, which can be prevented by the shoes spray.
"Puma Swede" means something entirely different to me.
First thing that popped into my head too.
![[NSW] Puma Suede Classic+ Cabernet White Colour $50 (Was $110) @ DFO Homebush](https://files.ozbargain.com.au/n/63/490763.jpg?h=6be685aa)
$39 in Costco. Navy color though.