Nalini presents the 2026 Solme Olmo Arvedi jersey

The colors of Solme Olmo Arvedi represent its history and identity. A rapidly growing group that, in recent seasons, has climbed all the national and international rankings and will compete this year under the UCI Continental license.

The team's new jersey, which this year features 20 athletes, was designed by Nalini, Solme Olmo Arvedi's new technical partner.

A historic sportswear brand, synonymous with high quality and performance, that studies, designs, and produces its garments entirely in Italy. This partnership will allow the Treviso-based team to aim for new and ambitious goals.

"We immediately established a great partnership with Nalini, which will allow us to access the best materials and the highest-performance clothing available on the market. They are a prestigious partner with a great tradition and value for our entire team, because technical clothing is increasingly becoming much more than just a garment," emphasized Gian Pietro Forcolin, President of Solme Olmo Arvedi.

"The Nalini kits our riders will wear this season, in addition to being graphically appealing, are the result of in-depth research into the finest materials and the products of Italian craftsmanship and industrial excellence, which makes us proud."

The partnership between Nalini and Solme Olmo is further confirmed by the words of Nalini General Manager, Giuseppe Bovo: "Nalini has decided to invest in talented young athletes with the aim of contributing to their growth and revitalizing youth cycling. This concrete commitment stems from the deep belief that young people represent the future of this wonderful sport. Thanks to the extensive experience gained over the years in the cycling world, Nalini supports and accompanies young people on their athletic development journey, providing them with support, skills, and fundamental values ​​for competing. We strongly believe in young people and their potential. Providing our experience means helping them grow, not only as athletes but also as people," concluded Giuseppe Bovo.