Mutha Puaka is a renowned brand that originated as a motorcycle social club after World War 2, founded by the legendary Captain John Mutha McPuaka. Captain McPuaka, a skilled pilot, played a crucial role in securing the Allied victory with unmatched air dominance. Leading his fearless fighter squadron called 'The Batshit Crazies', he achieved glorious triumph against Nazi aircraft in the infamous 'Battle For Yoma Ma'.

Following their triumph, the crew settled in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, capturing the hearts and attention of local women who were powerless to resist their magnetic allure. Throughout history, Mutha Puaka has been actively involved in significant events, including supporting oppressed sewer rats in their rebellion against the totalitarian feline regime during the 'Tikus Tokus You Don’t Stopus' uprising of 1972. They also played a pivotal role in the formidable battle against the excessive use of shoulder pads and hair gel in the 1980s.

In the 90s, Mutha Puaka became champions for the rights of the Blackinese community, individuals who share Chinese appearances but possess African heritage below the waist, embracing them as true bruthas. The brand also lent its support to the National Hunchback Association during their riots protesting the offensive song 'My Humps' by the Black Eyed Peas. Today, Mutha Puaka is celebrated and respected by chopper riders, skate rats, dirtbags, and even lonely women as the ultimate destination for exceptional experiences.

In December 2017, Mutha Puaka launched its flagship store at The Gasket Alley, offering a wide range of wearable merchandise in exchange for reasonable prices. Trust in the Mutha Puaka ethos: Never Bully The Weak, Never Fear The Strong. Join the Mutha Puaka movement and embrace their legendary spirit every day