PUMA and Skepta Return with the Skope Forever Mid Drop Two
by Adriano Batista
PUMA and Skepta are teaming up once again, this time with the second drop of the Skope Forever Mid sneaker. Following the success of their first collaboration, the duo continues to blend PUMA’s heritage with Skepta’s unique vision, creating a fresh take on hiking-inspired footwear. The new colorway, set to release in 2025, showcases Skepta’s ability to reinterpret classic designs with a modern edge.
The Skope Forever Mid sneaker combines outdoor functionality with sleek style. It features a premium leather upper, rope laces, and hiking-style lace stays, all designed to reflect a rugged yet refined aesthetic. For this drop, the sneaker is reimagined in a black leather and light grey mesh color scheme, with bold turquoise laces adding a pop of color. This update builds on the original Skope Forever sneaker, which debuted in May 2024, and brings a contemporary twist to early-2000s design influences.
In addition to the sneaker, the collection includes specially designed accessories, such as a pair of collaborative gloves, further expanding the partnership’s creative scope. The PUMA x Skepta Skope Forever Mid is available on PUMA.co.uk, in PUMA stores, and at select retailers worldwide.
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