Fine silhouette, prominent chevrons and a microfiber upper: the Hummel Perfekt showcase a retro everyday sneaker style, perfect for wearing in the city, at the office or in the stands.
Two silhouettes, SP and CL, a wide range of colours and children's versions to share the same style with the family.
The Perfekt is part of the models that Hummel lists under its Archive label: a retro design, coming from the brand's archives, with chevrons as its signature. Hummel is clear about its use: it’s a shoe meant to be worn every day, not for intense sports. It accompanies the player before and after the match, not during.
The Perfekt SP has a slim line, inspired by court shoes. It comes in bold shades like white, red, and blue, silver grey, or catawba grape purple. The Perfekt CL maintains a more classic look, in colours like black, chestnut brown, green gables, or faded denim. The choice is mainly a matter of taste.
The upper is made of microfibre, a material that mimics the look of suede while remaining easy to maintain. Underneath, the TPR sole, a thermoplastic rubber, ensures grip on the pavement. A soft brush and a damp cloth are enough to keep it clean.
The Perfekt SP also comes in child sizes, in white, black, or pale lilac. A young player can thus wear the same sneaker as the older club members to go to school.
If you’re looking for a match shoe, Hummel has what you need. The Topflight combines a TPU thermally bonded upper and Reach cushioning. The Algiz is aimed at defenders looking for stability, while the Dagaz targets attackers who want lightweight footwear. For another archive model, the Liga GK brings back a handball shoe from the eighties.
The sneakers also benefit from promotions. Check out the special offers lifestyle and, during sales, the sales lifestyle page.
No, it’s a style sneaker. Hummel states that it is not designed for intense sports. A goalkeeper needs a stable, cushioned indoor shoe like the Algiz.
Hummel does not mention any particular sizing. The unisex models follow the brand's men's size guide: compare the length of your foot to what is indicated on the size chart.
Brush it dry to remove dust, then wipe a barely damp cloth over stains. Let it air dry, without a source of heat.
It can handle a shower, but a microfibre upper is not waterproof. Let it dry stuffed with newspaper to keep its shape.
For a few light exercises, it will do, but it isn't meant for jumping or repeated weight-bearing. For physical training, a cross training shoe will hold your foot better.