Find here the Lazio Rome jerseys and the official collection of the biancocelesti: home sky blue, away, third, in adult and kid sizes.
The Roman club is outfitted by Mizuno, a Japanese brand less common in European football, which gives its jerseys a slightly different feel.
Founded before its neighbour, Lazio is the oldest club in Rome, and the only one of the two that does not bear the name of the city: it carries the name of the region, Latium. This choice of origin shows its wider roots.
The trophy cabinet includes two Scudetti, including the one from Sven-Göran Eriksson's team around the turn of the 2000s, built around Nesta, Nedvěd, Veron, and Salas. The club also won the last European Cup Winners' Cup before its disappearance.
The Stadio Olimpico is shared with AS Roma, which makes the derby della Capitale a home match for both teams at the same time.
Lazio's home shirt is sky blue, combined with white, which gives the club its nickname of biancocelesti. These colours are from ancient Greece, chosen in reference to the Olympic Games by the founders, who were athletes.
The eagle on the crest comes from the same inspiration, that of the Roman eagle. It is an emblem often used in prints or patterns, and a live eagle still flies over the Olimpico before certain matches.
The home shirt is the sky blue of the Olimpico, the one most supporters buy and the one that remains identifiable for a long time afterwards.
The away shirt is traditionally white, sometimes dark depending on the collections. It's the one that is easiest to wear outside the stadium.
The third takes the most liberties in design and is released in smaller quantities. It's the one that becomes sought after once it sells out.
The supporter version has a straight, looser fit, made from breathable but soft material. It's the one worn at the stadium as well as on the street, and the default choice if you’re unsure.
The player version, known as authentic, is designed like the on-field kit: fitted cut, technical fabric, different finishes. It is notably more fitted, to the point that it’s common to take a size up, sometimes two.
In the supporter version, your usual t-shirt size is fine in most cases. Japanese cuts are sometimes a bit more fitted than European standards, so it’s worth checking the size chart.
In the player version, count at least a size up, as these shirts are fitted.
For children, the junior size charts follow age and height in centimetres rather than adult sizes.
The official Serie A printing has its own typography, different from that used in European Cups. This is what distinguishes an official customization from a rough approximation.
A personalized shirt can no longer be exchanged, so the size should be double-checked before ordering. And a player’s name is a gamble for the long term, which leads some supporters to keep a blank shirt.
The Italian championship is rich in historic clubs, and each has its page:
The other clubs page covers the rest of the league, and the Serie A page brings them all together.
The promotions from the supporters' shop group shirts currently on sale, while the new arrivals show the latest collections.
The clearance and good deals are available year-round on end-of-line items. The sales happen during the legal periods.
The Black Friday kickstarts the series of highlights, ahead of the holiday season, winter sales, and the French Days in spring. The best time remains the arrival of the next collection, when the previous one moves to end-of-line.
The founders of the club were athletes, and they chose the colours of ancient Greece in reference to the Olympic Games. Sky blue paired with white gives the team its nickname of biancocelesti.
Because it carries the name of the region, Latium, and not that of the city. It's a choice of origin, with Lazio being the older of the two Roman clubs.
Japanese cuts are sometimes a bit more fitted than European standards. A look at the size chart on the product page helps avoid any unpleasant surprise.
The supporter shirt has a straight and comfortable cut, designed for everyday wear. The player shirt replicates the on-field kit, with a fitted cut and more technical fabric.
On the promotions from the supporters' shop and in the clearance, which groups end-of-line items when the next collection arrives.