adidas
German sportswear brand with two separate periods in Viola history.
SEMPRE / KIT CULTURE
The makers of Viola.
Manufacturers, eras, shirts and a connected match archive.
Commercial shirt partners ↗16brands in Viola history1978 — 2026
J.D. Farrow
Historic sportswear name on early-1980s shirts; also listed separately as a shirt partner.
Ennerre · NR
Nicola Raccuglia’s brand, kept separate from the later Ennedue.
Ennedue · N2
Nicola Raccuglia’s second brand, established in 1986; surviving shirts document N2.
ABM
Sportswear supplier from the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Lotto
Italian sportswear brand with periods in the 1990s and Viola’s European return.
uhlsport
Football equipment brand spanning Serie B and the return to Serie A.
Reebok
Sportswear and footwear brand on Viola shirts in the mid-1990s.
FILA
Brand of Italian origin, represented by the late-1990s shirts in the atlas.
Diadora
Italian sportswear and footwear maker; this profile links the 2000/01 shirts and matches.
Mizuno
Japanese sportswear brand; the transitional 2002/03 entry requires match-level evidence.
Garman
Supplier of provisional Florentia Viola shirts; worn shirts are distinguished from unused prototypes.
PUMA
German sportswear brand listed for Florentia Viola in 2002/03; kit transitions require separate verification.
Joma
Spanish sportswear manufacturer: first partnership in 2012, official return from 2026/27.
le coq sportif
French sportswear brand spanning five archived seasons between Joma and Kappa.
Kappa
Italian sportswear brand: a six-season cycle from 2020/21 before Joma’s return.
No default supplier is invented before 1978/79. The transitional 2002/03 season requires match evidence. 2026/27 is not an assumed Joma contract expiry.
Shirts are editorial reconstructions from the atlas; manufacturer names are typeset.