Venezia FC and NOCTA Unveil the 25/26 Away Jersey in Second Home Ground Drop

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Venezia FC and NOCTA continue their partnership with the release of the 25/26 Away Jersey, the second chapter of their Home Ground creative campaign. The design moves beyond a simple retro nod, instead reimagining the kit as a fusion of football, fashion, art, and Venetian heritage. Following the earlier Home kit, this latest offering reinforces the club’s reputation for bespoke craftsmanship over mass‑produced templates.

Design Inspiration: Venice’s Renaissance Palette

The away shirt is built around a soft cream base, a tone taken from Pietra d’Istria — the white stone that defines much of Venice’s architecture and its ever‑changing relationship with light. The cream flows into rich burgundy gradient sleeves, a colourway drawn from the velvets and silks of historic Venetian trade routes and the chromatic intensity of painters such as Titian and Veronese.

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Craftsmanship and Jacquard Weave

What sets this jersey apart is the attention to material and construction. A full‑body jacquard weave spells out “Venezia Football Club” across the fabric — a technique more common in high‑end fashion than in kit manufacturing. This detail underscores the project’s commitment to custom creation rather than repetition of standard designs.

The fold‑over tonal collar features an arancioneroverde check pattern, a subtle reference to the club’s identity. Every crest and emblem is placed with deliberate precision, making the shirt feel more like a gallery piece than a matchday garment. On the chest, Venezia’s calligraphy club crest sits alongside the NOCTA mark and the Cynar Spritz badge of the Match Edition — a sponsor logo that integrates with the aesthetic rather than disrupting it.

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A Collaboration Rooted in Heritage and Modernity

Designer Diego Moscosoni, who developed the collection alongside Ariel Mojetta, describes the partnership as a break from convention. “This collaboration breaks the mould, not just in form, but in spirit,” he says. “It’s deeply rooted in Venice — its art, its fabric traditions, its Renaissance palette — yet it speaks with a contemporary and global voice.”

The 25/26 Away Jersey is intended to be more than a piece of sportswear. It functions as a flag for the club, a fashion statement, and a future collectible. With no templates or compromises, the release positions Venezia once again at the forefront of the football‑meets‑fashion movement, where kits are not just worn but celebrated as cultural artifacts.

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