Discover here the Naples jerseys and items in the colours of SSC Napoli, including vintage-inspired models that recall the club's iconic kits.
The Neapolitan azure is one of the most recognizable colours in Italian football, and one of the most associated with a particular player.
Naples holds a special place in Italy. In a league long dominated by clubs from the North, Napoli is the flagbearer of the Mezzogiorno, and its fans are known for a passion that goes beyond just sports.
The club has experienced two major eras. First, during Diego Maradona's time, when he brought the club its first Italian championship titles in the late eighties and left a legacy that no player has ever matched in a European city. Then, more recently, with the return of the Scudetto after more than thirty years of waiting.
The stadium is now named after Diego Armando Maradona, a tribute paid after his passing. It's one of the few European stadiums named after a player.
Napoli's home shirt is sky blue, a bright and light shade that gives the club its nickname of azzurri, shared with the Italian national team. It evokes the sea and the Gulf of Naples.
This is a colour the club has never abandoned, making its shirts recognizable even to audiences who don’t follow the Italian league. The shirts from the Maradona era remain among the most sought-after vintage shirts in the world.
Some items in this selection replicate the club's historical uniforms rather than the current collections. These are reissues, not authentic pieces: new shirts made today based on an old model.
They differ from the official shirts of the season in two ways. Generally, the cuts are looser, reflecting the style of the eighties and nineties, and the materials are often cotton rather than technical polyester. This is clothing to wear, not a match kit.
On a vintage shirt, the cut is wider than a modern shirt, especially at the shoulders and sleeves. Choosing your usual size usually gives a deliberately loose fit, which aligns with the spirit of the product.
On a current collection shirt, the supporter version fits true to size, and the player version is one size up, as the fit is considerably more fitted.
On a vintage reissue, the printing uses the typography of the era, which is a significant part of the product's appeal. On a current collection shirt, it's the typography of the ongoing competition.
In both cases, a personalised shirt cannot be exchanged: the size must be checked before ordering, not after.
The Italian league is rich in historic clubs, and each has its own page:
The other clubs page covers the rest of the league, and the Serie A page gathers them all.
The promotions in the supporters' shop gather the current discounted items, while the new arrivals show what's just come in.
The clearance and good deals are available all year round on end-of-line items. The sales come during the legal periods.
The Black Friday kicks off a sequence of key events, ahead of the holiday season, winter sales, and the French Days in spring. For a vintage piece, availability is more important than the calendar: these series are not restocked.
This light shade evokes the sea and the Gulf of Naples. It gives the club its nickname of azzurri, which it shares with the Italian national team.
No, it’s a reissue: a new shirt made today based on an old model. The cuts are looser, and the materials are often cotton rather than technical polyester.
Wider than a modern shirt, especially at the shoulders and sleeves. Choosing your usual size results in a deliberately loose fit, in keeping with the spirit of the product.
It’s a tribute paid after his passing. Maradona brought the club its first Italian championship titles and remains the most significant figure in its history.
On the promotions in the supporters' shop and in the clearance. For vintage items, availability is limited and the series do not return.