Venezia FC and NOCTA Draw Inspiration From 15th Century Cartography With 25/26 Home Jersey
The 25/26 Home Jersey draws inspiration from 15th-century cartography, crafted with breathable mesh side panels and featuring an all-black base. Bold orange and green panels stretch from the shoulder to the hem — paying homage to the Clb's traditional colors — while the TPU Venezia FC crest, NOCTA logo and the iconic St. Mark's Basilica star are spread across. A standout innovation is the use of silver as a core visual accent, bringing depth and elegance to the jersey. Designed by Diego Moscosoni, the jersey is available in two versions: the Venezia edition and the official Match Jersey featuring the Cynar Spritz logo.
This partnership, now in its second year, extends beyond traditional boundaries, focusing on the raw connection between football and culture. The 'Home Ground' concept conveys Venice's beauty, architecture, culture, and deep passion for fashion and sport. Venezia FC is the first Italian football club to collaborate with NOCTA as a technical sponsor, embracing a distinctive path where sport, culture, fashion and music converge.
'Renewing our collaboration with NOCTA is a source of great uniqueness,' said Tancredi Vitale, Managing Director of Venezia FC. 'This partnership reflects exactly what we want Venezia FC to represent: a Club rooted in tradition, but unafraid to innovate and lead. NOCTA brings global relevance, cultural depth, and a unique creative sensibility to the world of football. Home Ground is not just a campaign, it's the expression of VFC mission to introduce a new shared language into football, one that draws from and redefines global culture while staying true to the real identity of Venice. Together, we're not replicating existing models; we're creating our own, bold, authentic, and forward-looking. Every piece born from this collaboration expresses our values: attention to detail, creative courage, and a deep respect for identity. It's a wearable manifesto of who we are and where we're headed, a Club that honours its past while shaping a future that's ambitious, inclusive, and unmistakably Venetian.'
'The partnership isn't just about football, it's about Venice, one of the most historical cities in the world and their passion not only for the club but the city and what it represents,' said Matte Babel, Co-Founder of NOCTA. 'What's really exciting, is that while the team's identity is deeply rooted in their venetian heritage the organization isn't afraid to push boundaries. Designer Diego Moscosoni, who led the design team, was able to seamlessly blend sport and fashion. It's not about slapping a logo on a jersey, it's about crafting something that carries the unmistakable character of Venice and the raw, global energy of NOCTA'.
The jersey will debut on-pitch during Venezia FC's Coppa Italia Frecciarossa fixture against Mantova on Saturday, August 16. The 25/26 Home Jerseys are available for purchase starting July 23, 2025, at official Venezia FC stores andonline.
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