Juventus Kits

Juventus Football Club are most notably known for being one of the most successful Italian club in terms of Serie A titles. Nicknamed ‘Bianconeri’ they wear black and white striped shirts manufactured by adidas and sponsored by Jeep. The away shirt has seen blue, white, black, yellow, and pink iterations. The club are arguably the most popular club in Italy along with AC Milan, Inter Milan, AS Roma and Napoli.

Juventus’ traditional kit is a black and white vertically striped shirt similar to some English teams and similar to other Italian teams inspired by the English. However, the original design used in Juventus’ formative years was a pink shirt with black shorts. This has sometimes been reprised in official away kits; however Juventus’ black and white is an institution in Italy and instantly recognisable as the Bianconeri and the Old Lady of Italian sports.

Juventus 24/25 Home Kit

The 2024/25 adidas home shirt of Juventus was inspired by the moon landing. As such, a graphic of the lunar surface was subtly embedded all throughout the kit. What the inspiration was trying to emphasise was for the club to continue exploring new horizon not just with kit-making but, more importantly, with what the players can achieve on the pitch. The outfit maintained the bespoke striped look, albeit in a wide profile. When worn, the shirt had a vest-like look with a white band centrally placed and flanked by the black bands.

2023/24 Juventus Home Shirt

Nicknamed the Zebra, the Juventus adidas 2023/24 home shirt saw the iconic black and white stripes applied with a fuzzy edges, making them look like the aforementioned animal’s coat. The bespoke design did have that furry look even when viewed from afar. What was further striking was the inclusion of a ‘Bold Gold’ yellow accent that flowed through the logos, side panels and template shoulder stripes.

 

2022/23 Juventus Home Shirt

Juventus provided another modern interpretation of the classic striped design for their 2022/23 adidas home shirt. While the overall look seemed traditional, there was much more activity on the makeup of the stripes, thanks to lines of alternating regular and inverted triangles that comprised each design element. As such, the side edges produced a ragged pointy effect. The story behind the use of triangles was that they were the five sides of a star, a symbol for the countless magical moments that happened inside the team’s standium since 2011.

 

2021/22 Juventus Home Shirt

Moving away from modern renditions like the 2019/20 half-and-half design and the 2020/21 brushstrokes, Juventus brought back the classic solid stripe pattern favoured by the purists for their 2021/22 black and white home shirt. The choice of donning a classic look related to the 10th anniversary of Juve moving from the old Stadio delle Alpi to the Allianz Stadium. A narrower profile of the striped design applied to the shoulders, making the adidas-trademark design element even more visible. The Condivo 21 collar and the sleeve cuffs were white with black pipings.

 

2020/21 Juventus Home Shirt

La Vecchia Signora had always been associated with black and white stripes and for this reason alone, Juventus fans had been understandably divided with the absence of such iconic design in their 2019-2020 home kit. Surely the 2020-2021 season had something they looked forward to as Juventus reverted to the Old Lady’s traditional home kit look with a cultural refresh. The predominantly white home kit featured four black brushstrokes running down the main body panel, with its broad width symbolizing Juventus’ empathy toward their fans’ affinity with the iconic stripes. The brushstrokes were the obvious highlight of the new kit as they were also present on the sleeves as well as on the back part of the shoulders, emphasising the essence of being a bianconeri supporter.

Children’s Juventus Kit

Juventus’ academy have a strong history of producing and developing youth talents. Gianmpero Boniperti the clubs second highest goal scorer spent his whole career at the club.

Since producing replica shirts kids have worn popular player shirts including Alessandro Del Piero, Pavel Nedved, Gianluigi Buffon, David Trezeguet, Claudio Marchisio, Fabio Cannavaro, Mauro Camoranesi, Lilian Thuram, Gianluca Zambrotta, Edgar Davids and Zinedine Zidane.

Juventus Goalkeeper Shirts

Juventus’ goalkeeping shirts have been a series of different colours. The most common colours include green, blue, yellow and black. The club have had many goalkeeping legends play for the club including Dino Zoff, Gianluigi Buffon, Gianpiero Combi, Stefano Tacconi and Roberto Anzolin.

Men’s Juventus Shirt

Juventus wear black and white shirts for their home games, a shirt that has seen many triumphs on the European stage and in domestic competition including the Italian league championship (lo scudetto). Their black and white striped was first introduced at the club after they had borrowed it from one of the oldest football clubs in the world, Notts County in England. The Italian outfit have several world class footballers in their roster including Andrea Pirlo, Gianluigi Buffon, Arturo Vidal, Claudio Marchisio and Sebastian Giovinco.

Juventus Football Club was formed in 1897. The story goes that a group of young students from Liceo D’Azeglio in Turin needed something to do and decided to start a sports club with the aim of playing football, a sport started in Great Britain but developing fast in Europe. Today Juventus is a major professional club who play their home games at the Juventus Stadium in the Vallette borough of Turin, Italy.

Record goalscorer wearing the Turin team’s colours is Alessandro del Piero with 290 goals. He is also the player with the highest number of appearances for the club with 705. Other iconic players to play for Juve include Gianluigi Buffon, Gaetano Scirea, Dino Zoff, Roberto Bettega, David Trezeguet and Roberto Baggio.