Official pennant from the UEFA Champions League 2022/2023 match between SSC Napoli and Liverpool FC, played during the group stage. The design features a striking graphic of Mount Vesuvius and the Napoli crest, set against deep blue tones. Gold lettering highlights the match details, with a golden fringe and cord for display.
The game, held on September 7, 2022, at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, saw Napoli secure a stunning 4-1 victory over Liverpool, marking a memorable night in their European campaign.
Official Napoli shorts from the 2007/2008 season, featuring a blue design with white and orange details along the hem. The Diadora logo is placed on the right leg, while the Napoli crest is applied on the left. The number 17 is printed in white on the right leg. The elastic waistband ensures a comfortable fit. Size L.
The 2007/2008 season marked Napoli’s return to Serie A after difficult years. With a mix of emerging talents and experienced players, the team secured a safe mid-table finish, laying the foundation for future success.
Official Napoli shorts from the 2020/2021 season, designed in collaboration with Marcelo Burlon. Black model with white details, featuring the iconic Kappa side bands. The Napoli crest is applied on the left leg, while the number 8 appears on the right. The Kappa logo is present on the side stripes. The elastic waistband ensures a comfortable fit. Size L.
This special collection by Marcelo Burlon introduced an innovative and bold design, merging football aesthetics with streetwear fashion. A unique piece for collectors and Napoli fans.
Official Napoli home jersey from the 1991/1992 season, produced by Umbro. The shirt features the club’s classic sky-blue color with an intricate geometric pattern throughout the fabric. The polo collar is finished in white and blue with a button closure. The Umbro logo is embroidered on the right chest, while the Napoli crest is applied on the left. The central sponsor, Voiello, is applied in white.
Historical Anecdote
The 1991/1992 season marked a transitional period for Napoli, as the club sought to rebuild after the Maradona era. Managed by Claudio Ranieri, the team finished in fourth place, securing a UEFA Cup spot. Gianfranco Zola emerged as the new technical leader, while Careca remained one of the key figures, being the last member of the iconic trio that once included Maradona and Alemao.
Official third jersey of Napoli from the 1997/1998 season, designed by technical sponsor Nike. The shirt features a striking red color with white and blue details along the shoulders and collar, giving it a distinctive look. The Napoli crest is stitched on the chest, while the Nike logo is embroidered on the right side. Size L, a must-have for all Napoli fans.
Historical anecdote:
The 1997/1998 season was a challenging one for Napoli, as they struggled to stay in Serie A. Despite having talented players like Claudio Bellucci and Igor Protti, the team was unable to avoid relegation. It was a tough year for the Partenopei fans, who saw their club drop to Serie B after years of competing in the top division.
Official Napoli Away jersey for the 2024/2025 season, produced by technical sponsor EA7. This model features an elegant design with a white base and dark blue details. The chest displays the EA7 logo on the right, while the monochromatic Napoli crest and MSC commercial sponsor stand out at the center. The back is customized with the name Neres and number 7, along with the secondary sponsor Sorgesana. The Serie A official patch is present on the sleeve. Size M.
David Neres, known for his speed and exceptional dribbling, has built his career across Brazil, the Netherlands, and Portugal before arriving in Serie A. If confirmed by Napoli for the 2024/2025 season, the Brazilian winger could add creativity and flair to the team, helping them compete for top spots in the league and European competitions.
Official Napoli home shirt from the 1993/1994 season, produced by Umbro. The shirt features a textured geometric pattern on the classic sky-blue design. The Umbro logo is embroidered on the right chest, while the Napoli circular crest is applied on the left. The Voiello sponsor is printed across the chest in white with a blue outline. The number 5 is stitched on the back in white fabric. This long-sleeve version is size XL.
The 1993/1994 season was a challenging campaign for Napoli, which ended with a hard-fought Serie A survival. One of the standout players was captain Ciro Ferrara, a defensive stalwart and team leader. Despite the team's struggles, Ferrara’s performances were crucial before his move to Juventus the following season.
Official SSC Napoli tracksuit from the 2020/2021 season, produced by Kappa in collaboration with designer Marcelo Burlon. The set includes a jacket and matching pants featuring an exclusive wing design on the shoulders and upper back in a turquoise-green shade over a black background. The Kappa logo and Napoli crest are applied on the chest and pants, while the "SSCN" inscription is placed on the back of the jacket. "Gara" model with a slim fit, size M.
The 2020/2021 season was an intense one for Napoli, as they secured the Coppa Italia title under coach Gennaro Gattuso, defeating Juventus in the final on penalties. One of the standout players of the season was captain Lorenzo Insigne, who delivered crucial goals and performances to lead the team to victory.
Official SSC Napoli tracksuit from the 2016/2017 season, produced by Kappa. The set includes a black jacket and matching pants with gold details. The jacket features the embroidered "SSC Napoli" inscription in blue on the back, while the iconic Kappa tape with repeated yellow logos runs along the sleeves and pant legs. The Napoli crest is applied on the chest and pants, while the Kappa logo is embroidered on the right chest. Slim-fit model, size L.
The 2016/2017 season was marked by Napoli’s exciting attacking football under Maurizio Sarri. The team finished third in Serie A, securing a spot in the Champions League qualifiers. This was also the breakout season for Dries Mertens as a central forward, following an injury to Milik. The Belgian scored an impressive 28 league goals, establishing himself as the team’s main attacking threat.
Official SSC Napoli tracksuit from the 2017/2018 season, produced by Kappa. The set includes a hooded jacket and matching pants, both in black with a carbon-fiber effect pattern. The iconic Kappa tape with repeated logos runs along the shoulders and pant legs. The Napoli crest is applied on the chest and pants, while the Kappa logo is embroidered on the right side of the jacket. "Gara" model with a slim fit, size L.
The 2017/2018 season was one of the most exciting in Napoli’s history under coach Maurizio Sarri. The team played beautiful, attacking football and finished the Serie A season with 91 points, a club record, but narrowly missed out on the title to Juventus. One of the key players was Dries Mertens, who delivered stunning goals and was a crucial part of Napoli’s attack.
Official SSC Napoli training shirt from the 1991/1992 season, produced by Umbro. The design features a red base with a geometric tone-on-tone pattern, a V-neck collar with white trim, and white details along the edges. The club crest is applied on the left chest, while the Umbro logo is embroidered on the right side. The commercial sponsor, Voiello, is printed in white across the center of the shirt.
The 1991/1992 season was a transitional period for Napoli, as the club sought to rebuild after the golden years with Diego Maradona. Under coach Claudio Ranieri, the team finished 11th in Serie A. That season, Gianfranco Zola began to emerge as one of the team’s technical leaders, showcasing the creativity and skill that would later make him an icon of Italian football.
Official SSC Napoli polo from the 2006/2007 season, produced by Diadora. Classic navy blue design with light blue details on the collar and sleeves. The club crest is embroidered on the chest, while the Diadora logo is positioned on the right side. On the back, just below the collar, the inscription "SSC Napoli" is featured. Size not specified.
The 2006/2007 season was crucial for Napoli as they secured promotion to Serie A after several years in lower divisions. Under coach Edoardo Reja, the team finished second in Serie B, earning direct promotion. One of the key players was Paolo Cannavaro, a defender and team leader, whose determination and tactical awareness played a major role in Napoli’s return to top-flight football.
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