Sergio Tacchini and Home Grown have joined forces for a collaboration that brings together Italian sportswear and the character of British terrace culture. Launched on 5 November 2026, the collection reinterprets classic Sergio Tacchini pieces through the design perspective of Home Grown, the label owned by Size?.
The partnership comes at an important moment for Sergio Tacchini, as the Italian sportswear brand celebrates its 60th anniversary. Founded in 1966, the label has built a lasting reputation through its connection to tennis, sport and the subcultures that have embraced its designs. Its influence has long extended beyond the court, with terrace communities and music scenes helping establish Sergio Tacchini as a recognisable name in British streetwear.
Home Grown draws on that shared history, bringing a modern British perspective to the collaboration. Inspired by the relationship between sports, music and terrace culture, the collaboration takes Sergio Tacchini’s silhouettes and gives them a more relaxed feel.
A Meeting of Italian Heritage and British Terrace Style
The collection places Sergio Tacchini’s signature design codes alongside patterns and textures associated with Home Grown. Its recognisable Damarindo stripes meet the label’s Dover Check, creating a visual connection between the two brands. Classic sportswear shapes receive relaxed proportions, while traditional heritage fabrics sit alongside more tactile finishes, including piqué and brushed knit.
The range moves between coordinated tracksuits, checked shell clothing, knitwear, graphic T-shirts and accessories, offering multiple ways to approach the shared aesthetic. The Charlton Tracksuit provides one of the cleanest links to Sergio Tacchini’s sporting past. Consisting of a track jacket and matching trousers, the set comes in Maritime Blue with contrasting white details and piping. The jacket features co-branded chest branding and a two-way zip, while the matching trousers carry branding on the left leg.
A shift comes through the Wright Shell Suit, which consists of a shell jacket and matching trousers in an all-over, mismatched check pattern. The design brings the Dover Check reference into a more technical sportswear setting. Sergio Tacchini details appear throughout, including pop-stud pocket fastenings, a halo zipper and an adjustable hem. The matching Wright Ball Cap continues the checked treatment, allowing the pattern to carry across the full look.
Knitwear comes in the form of a Brushed Knit Polo in Maritime Blue, with a textured finish and a relaxed fit. Long sleeves, Sergio Tacchini buttons and co-branded embroidery connect it to the brand’s sporting roots, while the brushed knit gives the piece a softer, more tactile character. The Cole Graphic T-shirt comes in Brilliant White and Black Beauty, with a boxy-fit design and co-branding on the chest and back. The collection also includes two caps, the checked Wright Ball Cap complement the shell suit, while the Maritime Blue Raymond Cap takes a simpler approach, with co-branding across the crown and back.
The Rolling People Bring the Campaign to Manchester
The accompanying campaign features Charlie McNichol, frontman of Manchester, four-piece alternative rock band The Rolling People. Emerging from the city’s grassroots music scene, the group has built a growing following through live performances and extensive touring across the UK and Europe, including headline shows at venues like O2 Ritz and New Century Hall.
The collection is available at Size? now.
Sergio Tacchini and Home Grown Trace the Roots of Terrace Culture
