Shirts and polos for football club

This selection brings together jerseys and polos for clubs, from all brands: training and match jerseys, long-sleeve jerseys, presentation polos. You'll find Nike, Uhlsport, Joma, and Hummel, among others.

These are mass-produced pieces, designed to dress an entire category in the same colour and cut.

Match shirt, training shirt or polo?

The match shirt displays the club's colours, is printed with the name and number of the player, and is only worn on match day. It is often ordered as a single set per category, maintained collectively.

The training shirt is used several times a week. It focuses on durability in washing and is ordered in larger quantities, with each player usually having their own. The polo is for presentation purposes: travel, award ceremonies, coaching.

Short sleeves or long sleeves?

This question mainly comes up for training in cold weather. A long-sleeve shirt avoids the need to add a layer underneath, which is more comfortable for playing than piling on extra layers.

Many clubs opt for a short sleeve base and complement it with base layers, which are more versatile over an entire season. Both options coexist in most club ranges.

Ordering for an entire team

The challenge is always covering sizes in the same colour. The adult and children's sizes do not overlap, and a youth squad may require four different sizes for twenty players.

It's best to check availability for all necessary sizes before confirming the order. Sticking to a single line from one supplier also eases future replenishment without visible discrepancies between items.

Printing and personalisation

A club shirt is usually personalised with the name of the club, numbers, and sometimes a sponsor. The available options depend on the model, and the product sheet specifies them at the time of ordering.

One point of maintenance that applies to all heat-pressed markings: it's the heat from the tumble dryer, much more than that from washing, which peels them off. Air drying significantly extends their lifespan.

The rest of the club's textile

Other categories complete the outfit: training tops, training trousers, shorts, socks, tracksuits and jackets and coats. The club textile page brings everything together.

Outfitting your club on a budget

Textiles are bought in bulk, making every discount significant for an association's budget. The club sale section and the club deals section gather opportunities in this category, and the clearance covers end-of-line items on the site.

The Black Friday marks the start of discount season, before the year-end holidays, the winter sales and the French Days in spring. Many clubs place orders at the end of the season to have them delivered before the new season starts, a time when end-of-line items accumulate.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a match shirt and a training shirt?

The match shirt features the official colours and is printed with the name of the player; it is worn on match day. The training shirt is used several times a week and focuses on durability when washed.

Should I get long sleeves for winter?

This is a comfortable solution that avoids piling on layers. However, many clubs prefer a short sleeve base supplemented with base layers, which are more versatile over a season.

Can I order multiple sizes of the same model?

This is common for outfitting a category. Availability is displayed size by size on the product sheet, and it's best to check it for all sizes before confirming the order.