ERST LESEN! » Puma is taking its latest sneaker release to the West Co

ast with the special Cali-O Drive Thru shoe that's sure to make any sneaker fan hungry.A reinterpretation of the classic California silhouette from the '80s Best Place To Buy Fake Yeezys , the kicks are executed in a clean white leather upper that's paired with contrasting red and yellow accents on the sock lining, which draws inspiration from the state's popular burger chains like In-N-Out Burger. Adding to the theme are palm tree-patterned laces that are included with the sneakers. The classic Puma Cali branding is featured in red alongside the signature Formstripe both found on the lateral side, with more of the eye-catching red and yellow tones seen on the tongue and heel tab. The upper sits atop a red striped rubber midsole.Though the sneaker draws heavy inspiration from In-N-Out's color palette, the brand has not indicated that this pair is a collaboration with the restaurant. Fans can pick up the Puma Cali-O Drive Thru on Puma.com and at select Puma retailers; the shoes cost $120.All products featured have been independently selected and curated by our editorial team. If you buy something through the links included on our site, FN may earn a commission.Want more?Exclusive: Rapper Meek Mill on His Incarceration and How Puma Is Getting Involved in Criminal JusticeBlack History Month Spotlight: How Puma’s Clyde Edwards Became One of the Industry’s Most Profound StorytellersPuma Introduces Self-Lacing Sneakers That Are Set to Rival Nike’s Adapt BB With Black Friday and Christmas behind us, the beginning of the year can feel pretty sparse when it comes to sales. Most retailers bring prices back up following post-holiday blowouts, with opportunities to save far and few between. By mid-February, though, they start to slash prices on older inventory to make way for new merchandise.Why You Should Buy NowOne of the biggest discount days arriving early this season is Presidents Day, which is a national holiday. While the event is traditionally known for its deals on furniture Knock Off Yeezys , mattresses and home décor, it will also bring with it stellar savings on apparel and footwear — so there’s no better time to indulge in some retail therapy.Get Savings on Seasonal StylesNot only will you be able to nab rainboots, knee-highs and other cold-weather styles for cheap, but you’ll also encounter deals on warm-weather looks just in time for spring. Those vibrant mules you’ve been eager to add to your wardrobe? We’re already spying some must-have pairs from Old Navy. And those popular sneakers you’re convinced are the perfect incentive to help keep you on track with your fitness goals? So far, Finish Line has you covered, with hundreds of styles slashed.Although not all the deals have been released, we anticipate similar — if not better— savings than last year this time around come Feb. 18.Below, shop all the best Presidents Day sales we know about so far. Keep checking back here, as we'll be updating this post with fresh sales regularly.Chinese Laundry Buy $75+ and get 10 percent off; buy $100+ and get 20 percent off; buy $150+ and get 25 percent off. Lasts Feb. 16-18.Finish Line Get up to 70 percent off plus an extra 50 percent off select sneaker styles with code GET50AFF at checkout. Starts Feb. 13.Forever 21 Take extra 50 percent off your entire order with code EXTRA50.Gap Nab an extra 50 percent off sitewide with code GREAT and an extra 10 percent off with code BOOST, including select shoe styles like ankle boots Best Replica Yeezy 350 , spring-ready mules and more.J.Crew Nab 40 percent off your entire purchase with code YESPLEASE at checkout.Macy's The mega retailer is offering hundred of online specials in honor of the long weekend, including up to 50 percent off boots and sandals for women.Nordstrom Take 40 percent off select shoe styles for men, women and kids.Old Navy Get up to 50 percent off storewide, including sneakers, boots and sandals for the whole family.Sears Take up to 60 percent off women's fashion boots and slippers.Target Save $10 when you spend $40 on clothing, shoes and accessories.All products featured have been independently selected and curated by our editorial team. If you buy something through the links included on our site, FN may earn a commission.Want More?Celebrities Love These 7 Affordable Boot TrendsThese Are the World's Hottest Shoes Right NowHow to Get an Amazing Deal on This Meghan Markle-Loved Shoe Brand