PUMA has been around for a long, long time—we’re talking since the 1920s. And through the years, quite a few Olympic greats—including the legendary Jesse Owens—and heroes like Marcus Allen, Martina Navratilova, Oscar de la Hoya, Motorcross athlete Travis Pastrana, and Serena Williams, all sported the brand when they had their moment in the sun. In fact, Serena and PUMA go hand in hand—she recently paired up with the company to produce her own line of tennis apparel and shoes. But Serena’s not the only celeb getting in on the action these days: Model Christy Turlington hooked up with PUMA to launch the yoga-inspired Nuala collection for women.

While the name PUMA is synonymous with Italian football and gear for cricket, baseball, tennis, and running, the company also makes some pretty cool street threads, too, which has been its goal from day one. It strives to give its customers the most creative and innovative products possible by pooling its resources and experiences to combine the worlds of sport, lifestyle, and fashion. In fact, its mission statement is to become “the most desirable Sportlifestyle brand,” and it seems as though it’s achieving its goal.

So, we were pretty stoked when PUMA officials called us up and said they wanted to work with us. The outcome? A contest featuring our newest vegetarian print ad, starring pro skater Scott Bourne and his dog, Deebo. Take a look, and then check out what Scott has to say about being vegetarian here.

We were thrilled to find out that PUMA has a pretty extensive line of vegan apparel, footwear, and accessories, and we're sure that you are, too. In fact, there is so much to choose from, we almost didn't know where to start ... almost.