Kappa Reworks Vintage Kits Into Statement Pieces

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Apr 13

Tiga Akinola shot by Massimiliano Giorgeschi

Kappa taps Tiga Akinola to transform vintage kits into one-of-one statements.

Italian sportswear giant Kappa continues its evolution beyond performance with a new upcycling project led by Tiga Akinola and creative Kike Ronin Cheese.

Reworked jerseys from OGC Nice, Genoa CFC, and ACF Fiorentina are transformed into sculptural, fashion-led pieces.

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Akinola, known for his sustainability-first design approach, brings a new energy to Kappa’s deep-rooted football heritage. The result feels less like nostalgia and more like reinvention—positioning Kappa firmly back in the cultural conversation.

Jessica Black

Kappa Reworks Vintage Kits Into Statement Pieces

Kappa taps Tiga Akinola to transform vintage kits into one-of-one statements.

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