Following the debut of the lifestyle collection — which marked the first time Cipriani entered the sportswear universe, reinterpreting football heritage through a sophisticated and international perspective — Ravenna by Cipriani now expands its vision into the world of padel with two exclusive rackets.

The project will be unveiled on May 28 at the Golden Goose Arena in Milan, continuing a journey that defines sport as a cultural language and a contemporary aesthetic expression, in dialogue with the Cipriani imagination and the sporting identity of Ravenna Football Club.

The two padel rackets are conceived as expressions of the same design and aesthetic code, interpreted through two complementary attitudes: one more essential and controlled, the other more intense and dynamic. Not merely technical instruments, but objects that interpret the sporting gesture as an expression of style and belonging.

The first model is built around an idea of balance and refinement. Its balanced construction delivers smooth and natural control of the game, while the tobacco-colored leather-effect grip introduces a tactile and sensory detail that recalls the warm and sophisticated aesthetic of the collection.

The second model expresses a more energetic and vertical tension, where structure and materials interact with a more performance-oriented dimension of movement, while maintaining precision and solidity on impact.

Both rackets are presented inside a special velvet-covered box, conceived not only as packaging but as a ritual object, completed with a coordinated racket holder. An element that enhances the experiential dimension of the project, transforming the product into a collectible piece.

Con questo nuovo progetto, Ravenna by Cipriani continua a sviluppare una narrazione che supera la logica della sponsorship tradizionale per esplorare il rapporto tra sport, stile e appartenenza contemporanea. Un approccio che interpreta il padel non solo come disciplina sportiva, ma come esperienza sociale, estetica e culturale condivisa.

The artistic direction of the project has been entrusted to Milan-based Creative Director Giorgio Mallone.