Puma PUMA PUMA - Palermo Fierce Red

The archive model "Palermo," which debuted in the early 1980s and quickly became a staple in the terrace seating of soccer stadiums, has given rise to the Palermo Special Sneakers.
"Palermo" is derived from the name of a place in northwestern Sicily, Italy, and is a masterpiece model representing the terrace style of the 1980s.
Originally introduced as one of "Puma's" special shoes paying homage to famous European capitals such as London and Oslo, it became a standard model for the crowds gathering at soccer stadiums at that time.
This version also features, like the original, the Puma cat logo on the heel, a gold signature tag, a T-shaped structure at the toe, and a classic gum sole.

[PUMA / Puma]
In 1924, Rudolf and Adolf Dassler established the "Dassler Brothers Shoe Factory" in Herzogenaurach, Germany.
Later, in 1948, they founded Puma Schuhfabrik Rudolf Dassler, and Walt Clyde Frazier, who made a significant leap in the basketball world, became famous for his vibrant fashion off the court.
When creating a custom-made suede model for Frazier, the design was revised to add Frazier's nickname to the side of the shoe.
This marked the birth of Puma's Clyde model.
To this day, they manufacture and sell a wide range of products, from sports equipment to shoes, sportswear, and fashion items.
In recent years, they have also been actively collaborating with high fashion.

[Material]
Upper: Natural leather
Outsole: Rubber sole