A year after the club's rebrand, the kit moved to the history of Albano Laziale. The all-over graphic is Giovanni Battista Piranesi's engraving of the tomb he titled Sepolcro de' tre fratelli Curazj, the ruin the town grew around.

The colour split does the work. The tomb and its landscape print red across the body while Piranesi's sky and clouds go royal blue over white on the shoulders and sleeves, so the club colours arrive through the engraving instead of sitting on top of it. The libero shirt fuses the two into one ground with the graphic tone on tone, fuchsia for the women and deep purple for the men.