The first details of Juventus’ 2026/27 kits are beginning to surface. While these are still early mockups focused mainly on color studies, the initial information—shared by La Maglia Bianconera—offers a glimpse into what the Home, Away and Third shirts could look like next season.

Home Kit – A Vintage-Inspired Tribute

The Home shirt draws inspiration from the 1976/77 jersey, celebrating Juventus’ first European triumph. According to the source, the design aims to merge vintage elegance with modern sophistication.

Based on this reference, it seems natural to expect certain elements in the mockup—such as the number of stripes and the collar style—but these have not yet been confirmed and remain speculative assumptions rooted in the historic jersey. Logos and accents are expected to be gold.

As with the other kits, this version should be interpreted as a color study, not the final design. Template, collar, and further details are still uncertain and will be refined in the months ahead.

Away Kit – A Modern Take on Tradition

The Away shirt will pay tribute to Juventus’ origins, drawing inspiration from the pink jersey of the club’s early years. The primary color will be “true pink”, complemented by black and off white accents.

Unlike the past two seasons, it will be the Away kit that carries the “trefoil kit” identity, featuring both the trefoil and a stylized zebra as part of the design. There is also speculation about a zebra-pattern texture, which could appear either tone-on-tone or in contrast.

At this stage, the mockup is considered a color test rather than a definitive version. Details such as the collar, template, and overall design will be refined in the coming months.

Third Kit – Inspired by the Club’s Name

The Third shirt will be inspired by the Latin origin of the name Juventus, symbolizing youth, energy, courage, and ambition. Its base will be black, with secondary shades expected to be gold and grey, though these have not yet been finalized. A subtle texture may also be introduced, but this remains under evaluation.

As with the Away kit, the current version should be seen as an early projection, with the final mockup still to be developed.

Early Projections

Since these concepts are based on mid-August studies, plenty of details remain subject to change. The current visuals mainly provide direction on colors and inspiration, rather than final confirmation of the kits’ designs.