NOCTA x Venezia FC's Second "Home Ground" Jersey Is "More Than a Shirt"
NOCTAandVenezia FChave reprised their on-pitch partnership once again, revealing the second collaborative soccer kit under their joint 'Home Ground' endeavor. On the heels of the duo's dual-minded Home jersey,which dropped just last week, it has now lifted the veil on its counterpart, the complementary NOCTA x Venezia FC Away jersey – which, per designer Diego Moscosoni, is actually far more than just a shirt.
Dubbed a 'Future Classic Rooted in Heritage and Design,' the Away jersey revels in the history of Venice, drawing from its rich cultural heritage and leaning into the intersection of football, fashion, art, and music – a convergance that the city has long championed. The lookbook further explores this sentiment, with painter-poet Solange Smith and experimental musician Space Idol making appearances.
'In a football landscape dominated by templates, this collaboration breaks the mold, not just in form, but in spirit,' contextualized Moscosoni of the new kit, which he says is 'deeply rooted in the layered identity of Venice,' drawing inspiration from the city's 'art, fabric traditions, [and] Renaissance palette.'
'Yet it speaks with a contemporary and global voice,' continues Moscosoni. 'Working closely with the Venezia FC creative team and NOCTA allows us to create something truly bespoke, where every detail has meaning. The Away Jersey is more than a shirt: it's a flag, a cultural statement, and a collectible item designed with integrity. It carries the codes of fashion, the soul of football, and the emotional resonance of a city unlike any other.'
Take a closer look at the NOCTA x Venezia FC Home Ground Away jersey in the lookbook above and cop one eitheronlineor at an official Venezia FC store on July 31.
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