The official national team printing allows you to personalise a football shirt with the name and number of a selected player, representing France, Brazil, Spain, Argentina, or Algeria. Here you will find home and away markings related to the World Cup, as well as older prints like those from the Copa America.
Each print uses the official typography and colours used to style both player and supporter versions of the shirt.
An official national team print is the marking applied to a football shirt to add the name and number of a selected player. It uses the typography and graphic codes used by the relevant federation, whether for a home shirt or an away shirt. On this page, the markings concern teams like France, Brazil, Spain, Argentina, Algeria, or Colombia, with prints related to the World Cup and other international competitions.
The catalogue covers several major teams and various highlights from international football. You will find prints related to the World Cup for teams like France, Spain, Brazil, Algeria, or Colombia, as well as older markings linked to Copa America or previous campaigns, like a Euro Nations badge. For patches and badges specific to a competition rather than a player, the Competitions Badges page collects these references separately.
The choice primarily depends on the shirt you have: a home print is applied to a home shirt, while an away print is for the away version, with colours and contrast designed for each version. You also need to check that the print matches the cut of your shirt, whether it's player or supporter, as the placement and size of the letters can vary. There are also child prints available for young supporters, with player names identical to those on adult versions.
Several manufacturers specialised in textile marking are featured in the catalogue, including Monblason, Avery Dennison, Dekographics, Stilscreen, 11teamsports, and Sporting ID. Each offers their own application techniques and finishes, but all reproduce the typographies used on the official shirts of national teams.
If you're looking for the print of a club rather than a national team, several leagues are treated separately:
All these pages, along with those of national teams, are part of the Official Prints category, which groups all the marking available on the site.
Prices and promotions change depending on commercial periods, so it's better to keep an eye on the dedicated sections rather than a specific date. The Black Friday remains one of the most followed moments for this type of purchase, followed by the year-end holidays, winter sales, and then the French Days in spring. Outside of these peak times, the Good Deals page and the Special Offers page collect the current discounts, while Sales and Clearance focus on end-of-line items. To spot prints related to the latest releases, the New Arrivals page is updated with new additions, and Shipped in 24h lets you filter ready-to-ship items.
No, the print must match the version of the shirt (home or away) and its cut (player or supporter). A print designed for a home shirt won't necessarily have the right contrast or placement on an away shirt.
The name and number of the player remain the same, but the child print is generally sized for a smaller cut. It is therefore best to choose a print intended for the size of the shirt concerned.
The home print uses the colours of the selection's home shirt, while the away print is adapted to the colours of the away shirt. Both carry the same name of the player, but the shades and sometimes the typography differ to remain legible on each shirt.
Some references linked to past competitions, like a Euro Nations badge, remain available as long as they are listed in the catalogue. Their availability depends on existing stock, so it's useful to check the product page before finalising your choice.
The catalogue evolves with team compositions and new releases, so a player may appear or disappear based on updates. The New Arrivals page helps you spot recently added prints.