Ezeta don’t do ordinary. The Italian design studio has once again swum deep into the cultural current, surfacing with a pair of kits that turn fabric into storytelling. For the 2025/26 season, Sorrento Calcio 1945’s home and away shirts carry the romance of Torquato Tasso, the chivalric heartbeat of the city, and the intricate craftsmanship of southern Italy.
This isn’t just kit design — it’s Sorrento’s soul, stitched.

The home shirt is pure Sorrentine nobility.

Red and black stripes — the club’s eternal colours — are reimagined through the ancient Neapolitan art of wood inlay, a tradition rooted in the city’s artisanal past. Ezeta’s inspiration? A 20th-century writing desk in the Correale Museum, its surface alive with tiny tesserae and diamond motifs.
Five of those diamonds — emblems of Sorrento for centuries — sit seamlessly within the stripes, symbols of civic pride camouflaged in elegance. The micro-pattern hums with detail: fragments of marquetry transformed into wearable art.