First introduced in the mid-1900s by Rudolf Hassler, the German-based sportswear label is best known for its premium athleisure sneakers and apparel, all of which spotlight iconic Puma brandings like the Puma Cat and the Puma Formstrip. Puma maintains its place at the forefront of the fashion and lifestyle industry. The brand has continued to expand, as well as its premium technologically advanced sneakers and lifestyle apparel selection.

With that, Puma’s Palermo silhouette was introduced over 45 years ago in football stadiums, quickly making it an icon of football culture. Puma’s DNA evokes a deep sense of football nostalgia because of this. The Puma Palermo was originally part of a series of sneakers created by Puma that paid homage to some of Europe’s most famous capitals, like London, Oslo, and many more. It's an unmistakable component of Puma’s storied history, and it's back straight from the Puma footwear archives in two brand-new colorways that are nothing short of minimal. These two colorways are inspired by the local fruit vendors of Palermo, the capital of the Italian island of Sicily. The two colorways are Silver Sky/Cayenne Pepper/Gum and Light Mint/Orchid Shadow/Gum. The terrace legend is back four decades later in these must-have iterations inspired by its original Sicilian heritage, referencing fruit vendors.

Starting with a leather upper, the ‘80s silhouette incorporates a t-toe construction and gold-foil branding that offers a dimensional touch. The signature brand tag at the tongue offers dimension, while the gum rubber outsole underneath finishes up the rest of the sneaker.

Shop the new Puma Palermo silhouettes here.