Football equipment clearance

This page brings together the end-of-line football equipment: socks, shin guards, sleeves, bags, goalkeeper gloves and accessories that are running low in stock. The sizes are incomplete by nature, and items do not come back once sold out.

This is the selection where the price to usage ratio is most favourable, as long as you're willing to take what's left.

What is a clearance sale?

A reference item goes into clearance when it is no longer replenished: replaced colour, altered packaging, or simply leftover stock after several seasons of sales. The product remains new and identical to what it was; only its availability changes.

In practical terms, this means that there are gaps in sizes. A missing size will not return, and a reference that has disappeared from the page is gone for good. That's the trade-off for the price.

What categories are really worth it?

For accessories, the interest is clear. A sock, a shin guard, or a sports bag don't change technically from one collection to another: the model from the previous series serves exactly the same function on the field, but at a significantly lower price.

This is less true for products where technology evolves quickly. In this specific category, the argument for clearance is strong, and buying in bulk for the season is a common strategy among players and clubs alike.

What can you find here?

Socks make up the bulk of the stock, available in match, training, or non-slip versions, along with the associated sleeves. Next are shin guards and their attachments, backpacks and sports bags, goalkeeper gloves, and flip-flops.

You’ll also find more occasional accessories like captain's armbands or small pitch equipment, which have arrived there as part of clearance stock.

How to buy in clearance without making mistakes?

The first rule is to check the size before the price. In an incomplete series, the temptation to grab the neighbouring size can lead to issues later, especially with a shin guard or a pair of gloves.

The second is not to wait. A reference in clearance only diminishes: if the size is available and there is a real need, delaying the order often means losing it.

The other selections on the site

Clearance covers several categories. To broaden your options, shoes, club jerseys, and the club section have their own pages. The clearance page brings everything together.

Clearance, sales, and good deals: what’s the difference?

Clearance operates year-round, based on incoming stock and end-of-stock items, regardless of the commercial calendar. Sales and good deals, however, follow specific periods and cover broader selections.

The two intersect during peak times: Black Friday kicks off the period, followed by the end-of-year festivities, winter sales, and the French Days in spring. It's during these times that incomplete series sell out the fastest.

Frequently asked questions

Are clearance products new?

Yes, they are new items that are no longer being restocked. Only their availability changes, not their condition or characteristics.

Why are certain sizes missing?

Because a clearance sale empties out size by size over the course of orders. The central sizes go first, and those that are missing will not be restocked.

Is it better to wait for sales?

Not necessarily. Clearance operates continuously, and a reference available today may be gone by the time the sales come around. Waiting for a specific size can be risky.

Are clearance socks from the current collection?

Not necessarily, and this doesn't change much in this category. A model of socks evolves little from one collection to another, with material and cut remaining comparable.