Venezia FC's Swanky New Kit: Drake's Nocta Does It Again!

Venezia FC has unveiled its stylish new home kit for the 2025/26 season, and it's a stunner! Designed by Nocta, the brand of global rap superstar Drake, this marks the second year the partnership has brought high fashion to the Serie B pitch.

The kit, revealed this morning, is the first glimpse into a larger project centered around the concept of "Home Ground." This narrative aims to capture the beauty of Venice – its architecture, culture, and fervent passion for fashion and sport. Think Venetian vibes meet high-performance sportswear.

XV Century Maps Inspire New Venezia FC Kit

The design draws inspiration from 15th-century cartography, reflecting Venice's historical role as a hub for knowledge, exploration, and cultural exchange. The predominantly black base is adorned with intricate motifs reminiscent of that era, when Venice was seen as a gateway to the unknown, a city of ideas, and a global reference point. Orange and green inserts run down the shirt from the shoulders, a clear nod to the club's traditional colours.

Key Features and Availability

• Available in short-sleeved versions.
• Two editions released simultaneously: the Venezia edition and the official match shirt featuring the Cynar Spritz logo.
• Made with the same high-performance fabric worn by the athletes.
• Features mesh side panels and detailed touches like the Venezia FC TPU crest, Nocta logo, and the iconic star of St. Mark's Basilica on the back of the neck.
• Silver accents add depth and contemporary elegance.

Available from today, Wednesday, July 23rd, at €100 in official Venezia FC stores and online, the kit will make its debut during the Coppa Italia match against Mantova on Saturday, August 16th. It will also be worn by the club's Primavera and women's first team throughout the season.

Venice: A City of Belonging

The 25/26 promotional campaign explores the idea of belonging – whether by birth, choice, or affinity – portraying Venice as a vibrant and diverse city. The campaign, shot on 35mm film by photographer Duncan Loudon, captures locations from the Pier Luigi Penzo stadium to cultural hotspots like the Gallerie dell'Accademia. For the first time, the artistic project encompasses both the historic city and the areas of Mestre and Marghera, showing a complete picture of the club's connection to its community.