Sergio Tacchini and Home Grown Rework Terrace Style Through New Collaboration

The Italian sportswear label teams up with size?’s Home Grown to bring together sporting heritage and a contemporary British perspective.

Sergio Tacchini and Home Grown, the contemporary label owned by size?, have unveiled a new collaboration launching on 5 November 2026. Inspired by the relationship between terrace culture, sport and music, the collection reimagines iconic Sergio Tacchini pieces through Home Grown’s contemporary British lens.

Sergio Tacchini and Home Grown, courtesy of Say More PR.

Italian Heritage Meets British Terrace Culture

Arriving as Sergio Tacchini celebrates its 60th anniversary, the collaboration revisits the brand’s longstanding connection with the communities and subcultures that have embraced its designs.

Recognisable details feature throughout, with Sergio Tacchini’s signature Damarindo stripes meeting Home Grown’s Dover Check. Classic sportswear silhouettes are reworked through relaxed fits, while heritage sports fabrics are combined with more tactile finishes, including piqué and brushed knit.

The result brings together the brand’s Italian sporting identity with Home Grown’s contemporary interpretation of British terrace style.

Sergio Tacchini and Home Grown, courtesy of Say More PR.

Music at the Centre of the Campaign

The accompanying campaign features Charlie McNichol, lead singer of Manchester alternative rock band The Rolling People. Having appeared from the city’s grassroots music scene, the band has gone on to headline venues including O2 Ritz and New Century Hall, alongside touring extensively across the UK and Europe.

For Charlie, the collaboration also carries a personal connection to Manchester’s music scene and the influence of terrace fashion on musicians.

“Being involved in this campaign has been a throwback to the days that I spent going to my first gigs in Manchester. Sergio Tacchini has been a constant within the music scene for years and a brand that has always caught my eye at shows.”

He also highlights the balance between heritage and contemporary design, describing the collaboration as a way of giving classic sportswear “a fresh edge while still retaining the retro flare”.

Reflecting on the relationship between music and fashion, Charlie adds that terrace culture has been woven into the music scene he grew up with, influencing the way bands present themselves.

Sergio Tacchini and Home Grown, courtesy of Say More PR.

A New Take on Sportswear Heritage

Rather than simply revisiting archival sportswear, Sergio Tacchini and Home Grown bring their respective identities together through familiar patterns, updated proportions, and cultural references.

With its launch coinciding with Sergio Tacchini’s 60th anniversary, the collaboration offers a contemporary take on the relationship between sport, fashion, and British subculture.

Sergio Tacchini and Home Grown, courtesy of Say More PR.

The Sergio Tacchini x Home Grown collection is available now through size?.