Foot-Store offers a selection of football socks Puma designed for both training and official matches, alongside other textile items from the brand to outfit a club in one go.
The catalogue also includes socks from other well-known football brands to create a complete kit.
Foot-Store offers football socks Puma suitable for both training and matches, in classic cuts that cover the calf and are worn with shin guards. They come in various colours, often designed to match the jerseys and shorts of the same club.
These socks naturally complete a full club kit, from top to bottom, and are generally chosen at the same time as the rest of the kit to maintain a visual coherence on the pitch.
Beyond socks, Puma offers its textile lines in several ranges that you can explore separately:
To return to the full textile offer from the brand, the page Puma brings together all these ranges.
The choice of football socks firstly depends on the size, indicated by a range of shoe sizes to follow to avoid creases that hinder play or slipping in the shoe.
Height also matters: long socks cover the calf and hold the shin guard well, while shorter versions are suitable for those who prefer a lighter feel. The material also affects comfort, balancing breathability for hot days and reinforced support at the foot to limit friction during play.
Prices and offers on football socks change with the seasons, but certain sections of the website remain useful checkpoints for tracking price drops.
As Black Friday and the end-of-year holidays approach, the pages Black Friday and Good Deals compile ongoing promotions. This is followed by the winter sales, and then the French Days in spring. The Clearance page also helps find discounted items outside these periods, and the Shipped in 24h page assists in quickly finding available pairs without waiting. For the club section specifically, the pages club space sales and club space good deals target this type of equipment directly.
The catalogue of football socks is not limited to Puma: you can also find Nike, Hummel, Erima, Select, Uhlsport, and Kappa items.
This variety of brands allows you to compare cuts and materials before deciding, or to complete a club kit that already mixes several brands on the jersey and shorts.
The size is chosen based on the shoe size indicated on the product label, which generally corresponds to a range of several sizes. It's better to avoid a size that's too large, as that creates folds under the foot and in the shoe.
Yes, there's nothing stopping you from wearing them without shin guards, especially for training or leisure. However, in official matches, shin guards are mandatory and fit under the long sock.
Socks sold in the colours of a club feature the design and colours of the team, while regular models often remain plain. The cut and material may be similar, but the difference lies primarily in the look.
Washing at a low temperature and air drying preserve the elasticity of the material better than machine drying. It's also advisable to avoid high-speed spinning, which wears the fibres around the heel faster.
This depends on the available references listed on the product page, some being sold by the pair and others in bulk. It's useful to check the packaging indicated before ordering to equip a full team.