The football sales gather what's discounted during official periods, twice a year: shoes, club jerseys, teamwear, goalkeeping gear and balls.
Common sizes go first: if you know what you're looking for, go straight to the relevant page.
The sales are two legally defined periods, in winter and summer, during which last season's products are discounted. They're not separate items: it's the same gear as the rest of the year, just at a reduced price because the collection is making way for the next one. Outside of these two periods, it's the clearance that takes over, continuously.
Each category has its dedicated page. Go straight to the one that concerns you; it's the quickest way to see what's left in your size.
First, check the sole if you're buying shoes: a discounted pair in SG won't work if you're playing on synthetic. Next, consider the season when it comes to a jersey: sales often mix two seasons, which matters if you plan to personalise it. Finally, the size, because it's the main reason for returns.
A personalised jersey cannot be returned or exchanged, so it's best to be certain before ordering the custom print.
Waiting for the sales while letting the rest pass by is the most common mistake. The Black Friday kicks off the end of the year with a often broader selection, the French Days animate spring, private sales often precede public discounts, and the clearance runs all year round without a specific schedule, just like the site's special deals.
On the discounted shoes page on Foot-Store, which brings together discounted boots from all brands and soles. Start by filtering by sole type, FG for natural pitches, AG for synthetic: this is what eliminates the most bad deals. Out of the sales periods, the same models are found in the clearance.
Yes, on the discounted teams page. These are mostly last season's kits, identical to those sold at full price a few months earlier, with last year's design. Check the indicated season if you're considering personalisation.
Yes, on the goalkeepers page, which gathers gloves, jerseys and specific shorts. This is one of the categories where the discounts are most felt, as match gloves are expensive and wear out quickly: many keepers take the opportunity to get two pairs, one for training and one for matches.
The children page brings together shoes and kits in junior sizes. It's often the best time of year to equip, as feet change sizes from season to season. Watch out for intermediate sizes, which sell out quickly within the first days.
It depends on your size. For common sizes and fittings, waiting often means you'll find nothing: they go quickly in the first days. For less requested sizes, waiting allows you to benefit from successive discounts on what's left.
The sales are a regulated and time-limited period. The clearance is permanent: it gathers end-of-range and previous collections all year round. Out of sales periods, this is where you need to look.