SSC Napoli has officially introduced its kit collection for the 2026/27 season, continuing a partnership with EA7 for a sixth consecutive year.
Designed for the club’s upcoming campaign across the Italian Serie A, Coppa Italia, and UEFA Champions League, the lineup includes new home, away, and third designs. Each shirt blends historic reference points with modern technical construction, celebrating major milestones in Neapolitan football history.
The home version of the Napoli 2026/27 EA7 kit was created in collaboration with designer Valentina De Laurentiis. Drawing inspiration from the sky blue, lightweight wool shirts worn during Napoli’s first league title win in the 1980s, EA7 introduced a dedicated shade known as Centenary Blue.
A modern technical fabric mimics the visual pattern of that era, while a special crest on the heart marks 100 years of history. The emblem integrates the Steed of the Sun—originally selected in 1926 by President Giorgio Ascarelli—alongside the number 100, an infinity symbol, and the current club logo.
Named Nápoles, the 26/27 away jersey presents an elegant white base accented by Napoli blue details. Contrasting stripes run through the fabric, offering a refined, contemporary look. On the front, the club logo is set against a background graphic depicting the Gulf of Naples alongside the silhouette of Mount Vesuvius. To reinforce local roots and identity, the word “Partenopei” is printed on the back of the neck.
Completing the lineup, the SSC Napoli 2026/27 EA7 third shirt is titled “Tutto il Rosso di Napoli” (Naples in All Its Red). Featuring a deep red base, this edition marks both the club’s centenary and the 40th anniversary of its first Scudetto victory in the 1986/87 season.
White and light blue striped inserts trim the ribbed collar and cuffs, while side slits are enhanced by contrasting bar tacks and a rounded hem. Inverting the traditional positions of the SSC Napoli and EA7 logos pays homage to historic team shirts. Inside the collar sits an exclusive “ceNto” logo, with “Partenopei” again featured on the rear neck.
