Football team shirts include home, away, and third kits from the biggest European clubs as well as national team shirts, available in both supporter and player versions.
You will also find training tops, tracksuits, and official badges to complete your kit.
This page brings together home, away, and third shirts from clubs and national teams, in their latest versions. You can also find training tops and tracksuits worn by players outside of matches, as well as badges and official patches for personalising a shirt you already own. adidas, Nike, Puma, Monblason, Sporting ID, and Avery Dennison are behind these products, representing both historic suppliers and specialists in printing.
Each league and team has its own page, making it quicker if you already know what you're looking for:
The choice mainly depends on the use: a home or away shirt is enough for everyday support of your team, while a third shirt completes a collection or allows for a change of colours worn outside of home matches. The fan version, which is more affordable and looser fitting, is suitable for regular use, while the player version reflects the fitted cut worn on the pitch. For kids, there is a dedicated selection, such as children’s shirts from Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, or PSG, also available in the Kids category.
To personalise a shirt with a name, a number, or a competition patch, the Marking range includes official badges and prints, like championship badges or star and trophy packs related to certain clubs.
Football shirts regularly feature in the site's sales events, which are worth watching at specific times of the year. The Black Friday and the year-end holidays are the first major events, followed by winter sales and French Days in the spring. The clearance, good deals, and special offers can also be checked outside of these periods, just like items shipped within 24 hours for a quick order.
The 2026 World Cup brings a host of new shirts for qualified national teams, such as Spain, Brazil, or Algeria, available in home and away versions. Some editions collaborate with fashion houses, like the France x Jacquemus shirt. These shirts are available both in the National Teams selection and on the New Arrivals page, alongside the latest releases from other leagues.
A shirt is often complemented by other items related to playing football. The Footwear category showcases the boots worn by professional players, the Goalkeepers category includes equipment specific to that position, and the Lifestyle category offers items worn off the pitch, in the spirit of the clubs.
Team shirts move to the Sales and Clearance pages depending on the time of year, especially after the Black Friday and during the winter sales. These pages gather shirts that have been marked down, covering all teams.
Children’s sizes are available for only part of the catalogue, such as Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, or PSG. The Kids category includes all available kids' shirts and gear across all teams.
Personalisation goes through the Marking range, which includes the official prints and badges that can be applied to a shirt. Some packs combine several badges, like champion stars or competition patches, to recreate a shirt worn during a specific season.
The shirts of national teams qualified for the 2026 World Cup will gradually appear on the National Teams page as they are released by suppliers. The best approach is to directly check this page or the New Arrivals page to track the latest arrivals.
Some teams keep their shirt from a previous season in their catalogue, alongside the current model, often at a reduced price. The Clearance page is the best place to look for these past season shirts that are still available.