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Categories: SPORTS
Italian clubs roll out 2026‑27 kits
Entities: U.S. Cremonese · Kappa · Carlo Enrico Bonvicini · Spezia Calcio · Acerbis
Overview
In late July 2026, U.S. Cremonese introduced its 2026/27 home jersey, featuring gray‑red zigzag stripes, an anthracite‑gray open collar and recycled‑fabric details, with a discount for season‑ticket holders. A few days later, Serie A side Spezia Calcio revealed its 2026/27 home kit—a white shirt with thin black vertical pinstripes and a "1906‑2026" anniversary graphic—intended for Serie C following the club’s relegation. On the same day, SSC Napoli unveiled a bright‑red third kit produced by EA7, incorporating sky‑blue and white striped detailing on the collar and cuffs as a nod to the club’s iconic 1986‑87 shirt during its centenary celebrations.
On 4 August 2026, Napoli added further details, confirming the third kit commemorates the club’s centenary and the 40th anniversary of its first Serie A title. The design includes a polo‑style collar, inverted placement of the Napoli crest and EA7 logo, white and sky‑blue trim, and a “ceNto” logo inside the neck. NFC‑enabled patches provide owners with exclusive digital content, and early fan reactions have praised the blend of heritage and modern technology.
These releases illustrate a coordinated rollout of new apparel across Italian football clubs for the upcoming season, blending historic references with sustainable and digital innovations.
Timeline
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about 16 hours ago
[SPORTS] 5 sourcesSSC Napoli unveils red third kit for 2026‑27 centenary seasonSSC Napoli’s 2026‑27 third kit, a red jersey with retro 1986‑87 cues, launches for the club’s centenary, featuring EA7 partnership, NFC tech and fan‑approved design.
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5 days ago
[SPORTS] 4 sourcesU.S. Cremonese launches 2026/27 home jerseyU.S. Cremonese’s 2026/27 home kit combines gray‑red zigzag stripes, Acerbis‑made recycled fabric and designer Carlo Enrico Bonvicini’s modern details; available in‑store and online with a 10 % season‑ticket‑h
Sources
brevenews.com · cremonaoggi.it · dietrolanotizia.it · footyheadlines.com · gazzettalucchese.it · ilpubblicista.it · lagazzettadelpubblicitario.it · spazionapoli.it · thekitman.co.uk
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