Official patches of other Ligue 1 clubs

What prints can be found for other Ligue 1 clubs?

This page showcases the official prints of Ligue 1 clubs that do not have their own dedicated page on Foot-Store, such as RC Lens, AS Monaco, LOSC, or Paris FC. You can find player names and numbers ready to go, like Thauvin or Sotoca for RC Lens, Pogba for AS Monaco, Giroud for LOSC, or M.Lopez and Kebbal for Paris FC. These prints are offered for home, away, and third versions according to the available shirts.

Alongside the personalised prints, the selection also includes badges, like the Ligue 1 pack associated with European competitions, or individual award badges (top scorer, top assist) for the season.

PSG, OM, OL, Ligue 1 badges: other pages to check

If the club you're looking for has its own page, you'll save time by checking it directly:

• The Paris Saint-Germain for the official PSG prints.
• The Olympique de Marseille for OM prints.
• The Olympique Lyonnais for OL prints.
• The Ligue 1 Badges for competition patches and award badges to add to your supporter version.

To return to all the league, the Ligue 1 page brings together all the clubs and all the available prints.

Monblason and Stahls TPT: what marking technologies?

Monblason and Stahls TPT are the two marking technologies used to apply names and numbers on the shirts in this selection. They ensure a print that sticks permanently to the fabric of the shirt, in the same fonts and colours used by the clubs. The choice of technology depends on the shirt model and does not affect the final appearance visible to supporters.

How to choose the right print for your supporter version?

The choice is made first by club, then by player and number based on what is available on the shirt you already have or plan to buy. Make sure the print corresponds to the version of the shirt (home, away, or third), as a player’s name and number may only be available on one of these versions depending on stock. You can also add a badge, such as an individual award badge or a competition patch, to complete your supporter version.

When to take advantage of the best offers on Ligue 1 prints?

The promotional sections of Foot-Store remain active throughout the year and are worth a look at several key moments. The Black Friday is the first major event to watch for, followed by the end of year holidays. Next are the winter sales, then the French Days in spring. Outside of these periods, the Bons Plans page and the Déstockage page help you spot end-of-line prints. For the latest additions, the Nouveautés page updates as new prints and shirts are released, and the Expédiés en 24h page helps identify products ready to ship quickly.

Frequently asked questions

Can you print a shirt for a club that doesn't have its own page on the site?

Yes, that's the purpose of this page: it brings together the official prints of Ligue 1 clubs that do not have a dedicated page, like RC Lens, AS Monaco, LOSC, or Paris FC. The customisation principle (name, number, badge) remains the same as on the pages of the big clubs.

Is the print available for all player names and numbers?

No, only the names and numbers already listed in the catalogue are available for purchase. The list evolves with transfers and number changes from season to season, so a player may be available at one point and absent at another.

What’s the difference between a badge and a print?

The print refers to the name and number placed on the back of the shirt, while the badge is a separate patch, often related to a competition or an individual award like the title of top scorer or top assist. Both can be combined on the same supporter version.

Can a print and a badge be combined on the same shirt?

Yes, a personalised print and one or more badges can be applied together on the same shirt, as long as they are compatible with the chosen version (home, away, or third). Just select each element separately before confirming your order.

Does the print offered here match that worn by the players on the field?

The print follows the club's official font and number, but it is applied to a supporter version of the shirt, which is different from the player version worn in matches. The cut and some technical details of the shirt may vary between the two versions.