Kit evolution
57 seasons · 9 kit makers · 14 shirt sponsors- Not confirmed1970–19788 seasons
- Ennerre1978–19791 season
- Pouchain1979–19801 season
- Adidas1980–19822 seasons
- Ennerre1982–19864 seasons
- Tuttosport1986–19871 season
- Kappa1987–19892 seasons
- Umbro1989–19989 seasons
- Puma1998–201214 seasons
- Macron2012–202210 seasons
- Mizuno2022–now5 seasons
- Tonini ’81–’82
- Seleco ’82–’84
- Castor ’84–’86
- Cassa di Risparmio di Roma ’86–’91
- Banco di Santo Spirito ’91–’92
- Banca di Roma ’92–’96
- Cirio ’96–’00
- Siemens Mobile ’00–’03
- Parmacotto ’03–’05
- INA Assitalia ’05–’07
- No sponsor ’07–’09
- Edileuropa ’09–’10
- No sponsor ’10–’17
- Seleco ’17–’18
- Marathonbet ’18–’19
- No sponsor ’19–’21
- Binance ’21–’23
- No sponsor ’23–’25
- Polymarket ’25–’26
- No sponsor ’26–now
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Grouped by maker era. Identical maker and sponsor years are collapsed into one row. Yellow chips link to our sold-price pages.
1970-71 to 1977-78
No shirt sponsor
Maker not confirmed by two sources before 1978-79; several firms made the shirts in this period. Shirt sponsors were not allowed in Serie A until 1981-82.1978-79
No shirt sponsor
Earliest season with a maker confirmed by two sources.1979-80
No shirt sponsor
Pouchain take over from Ennerre.1980-81
No shirt sponsor
Adidas take over from Pouchain; Ennerre kits were still used in some matches.1981-82
Tonini
First shirt sponsor: Tonini, the season Serie A first allowed one.1982-83 to 1983-84
Seleco
Ennerre return; Seleco take over from Tonini.1984-85 to 1985-86
Castor
Castor take over from Seleco.1986-87
Cassa di Risparmio di Roma
Tuttosport, the club's long-time kit supplier, take over for one season (shirts made by ABM). Cassa di Risparmio di Roma take over from Castor.1987-88 to 1988-89
Cassa di Risparmio di Roma
Kappa take over from Tuttosport.1989-90 to 1990-91
Cassa di Risparmio di Roma
Umbro take over from Kappa.1991-92
Banco di Santo Spirito
Banco di Santo Spirito take over from Cassa di Risparmio di Roma.1992-93 to 1995-96
Banca di Roma
Banca di Roma take over from Banco di Santo Spirito.1996-97 to 1997-98
Cirio
Cirio take over from Banca di Roma. One kit archive lists no shirt sponsor for 1996-97.1998-99 to 1999-00
Cirio
Puma take over from Umbro. Del Monte in European matches and Stream in the 1999-2000 Coppa Italia.2000-01 to 2002-03
Siemens Mobile
Siemens Mobile take over from Cirio.2003-04 to 2004-05
Parmacotto
Parmacotto take over from Siemens Mobile, from the fourth league match of 2003-04; Indesit in cup competitions that season.2005-06 to 2006-07
INA Assitalia
INA Assitalia take over from Parmacotto, from the seventh league match of 2005-06.2007-08 to 2008-09
No shirt sponsor
No season-long shirt sponsor in 2007-08 or 2008-09; short-term sponsors appeared in some matches.2009-10
Edileuropa
Edileuropa on the front for most league matches.2010-11 to 2011-12
No shirt sponsor
No season-long shirt sponsor; one-off sponsors in some matches.2012-13 to 2016-17
No shirt sponsor
Macron take over from Puma. Still no season-long shirt sponsor; Seleco in some 2016-17 matches.2017-18
Seleco
Seleco return as shirt sponsor.2018-19
Marathonbet
Marathonbet on the front for part of the season.2019-20 to 2020-21
No shirt sponsorSleeve: Frecciarossa
No season-long shirt sponsor. Frecciarossa on the sleeve from the 27th league round of 2019-20.2021-22
BinanceSleeve: Frecciarossa
Binance on the front.2022-23
Binance
Mizuno take over from Macron.2023-24
No shirt sponsorSleeve: Aeroitalia
No shirt sponsor after Binance. Aeroitalia on the sleeve.2024-25
No shirt sponsor
No shirt sponsor; one-off logos in some matches.2025-26
Polymarket
Polymarket on the front from the 33rd league round; no shirt sponsor before that.2026-27
No shirt sponsorSleeve: kaiyunsports.news
The Polymarket deal ended in August 2026; no shirt sponsor at the start of the season. kaiyunsports.news on the sleeve (deal to 2027-28).Spot a mistake? Tell us — we update the table when sources clarify.
Sources: club records, kit archives and contemporary news.
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