THE BATTLE OF MILVIAN BRIDGE
BOREALE 23/24 FOURTH JERSEY
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The fourth jersey is inspired by the Battle of Milvian Bridge, fought in 312 AD, which marked Constantine's victory over Maxentius and the triumph of Christianity over the pagan world.
The battle is immortalized in a famous painting by Raphael's school, created in 1520 and preserved in the Vatican Museums.
This timeless work of art is framed by a central band, with contrasting collar and sleeve edges, with a tone-on-tone red pattern across the entire jersey.
Product Details
• Slim fit
• Fabric 93% polyester 7% elastane, elastic and soft to the touch
• Sublimation printing
• Elastic rib collar and sleeve edges
• Boreale logo in 3D silicone with shiny purple fabric base
• Ezeta logo in 3D silicone
• Boreale writing on the back of the neck in 3D silicone
PRODUCT CARE
• Cold wash at 30°C, inside out
• Do not tumble dry
• Do not dry clean
• Iron at low temperature or with protective cloth, do not iron logos and applications
SIZE GUIDE (SLIM FIT)
SHIPPING
Shipping to Italy: 3 business days – FREE
Shipping to Europe: 7 business days – FREE FOR ORDERS OVER €100
Shipping outside the EU: 15 business days – FREE FOR ORDERS OVER €200
Exchange and Return
WE ACCEPT RETURNS UNDER THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:
The return shipping cost is the responsibility of the buyer, who must send the item to our address. Once we receive the shirt, we will carry out a quality check to ensure it is in perfect condition and that the original tag is still attached.
If everything is in order, we will issue a refund equal to the value of the shirt (excluding any shipping costs).
Note: Returns will not be accepted for items that are damaged, used, or missing the original tag.
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The fourth shirt is inspired by the Battle of the Milvian Bridge, fought in 312 AD, marking Constantine's victory against Maxentius and the triumph of Christianity over the pagan world.
The battle is immortalized in a famous painting by the school of Raffaello, made in 1520 and preserved in the Vatican Museums.
This immortal work of art is framed by a central band, with contrasting collar and sleeve edges, with a purple tone-on-tone pattern throughout.
Things You Should Know
Behind every Ezeta jersey lies a world of creativity, research, and meaning. Here are some insights into our process, our philosophy, and what makes us different.
Each Ezeta jersey is born from a deep creative process that combines storytelling, design, and cultural research. We don’t just produce sportswear, we craft visual identities. Every graphic element holds meaning, and every color tells a story connected to the club or its territory.
It all starts with listening: we meet with the club, study its history, the city, symbols, rivalries, and from there we begin to craft a visual narrative. We use advanced graphic design tools, but also manual sketches, moodboards, and in-depth historical research.
Ezeta's creative core is represented by its founders, Enzo Contenta and Michele Paoletti, supported by a multidisciplinary team of designers, visual artists, and cultural researchers. Each jersey is the result of collective, artisanal, and visionary work.
We don’t follow trends we anticipate them. Our approach blends the language of football with contemporary art and streetwear. Our jerseys are designed to be worn both on the pitch and in the streets, becoming true pieces of urban fashion.
The timeframe depends on the complexity of the concept, but each jersey takes several weeks of study, research, and prototyping. We don’t do mass production each piece is made to measure, ensuring exclusivity and narrative consistency.
