Football accessories: socks and gloves

What football accessories can be found in this selection?

This selection brings together the essentials of football-related accessories: match socks, recovery socks, goalkeeper gloves, headbands, and beanies. Socks make up the largest part of the catalogue, featuring classic high models and footless versions designed to be worn under compression socks. The goalkeeper gloves complete the offering for training and matches that require a good grip on the ball.

Headbands, gloves, beanies: detailed accessory pages

Each type of accessory has its own page, making it easier for you to filter according to your needs:

• Socks, for match day, available from several brands and in different heights.
• Recovery socks, worn after exertion to aid muscle recovery.
• Gloves, primarily aimed at goalkeepers for both training and competition.
• Headbands, useful for keeping hair in place or absorbing sweat during exertion.
• Beanies, for training warm during winter sessions.

How to choose your football socks?

The choice mainly depends on the use: a match sock focuses on support and lightness, while a recovery sock emphasizes compression to relieve the legs after exertion. Some footless models can be worn directly under a classic compression sock, which is a practical solution for players who want to combine both functions without layering materials. The material also matters: technical fibres wick away sweat better than pure cotton, a point to consider if you play often in close succession.

What brands of football accessories are in the catalogue?

The selection includes well-known brands in football and sports equipment. Nike and Puma each offer several lines of socks, from simple models to more technical ones. Erima, Kappa, Select, Errea, and Macron add their own cuts and materials to the range. Uhlsport, a brand historically linked to goalkeepers, is featured in the glove section. Comparing brands mainly helps find the cut and comfort that best suit your body shape and playing style.

When to take advantage of the best prices on football accessories?

The prices of accessories change throughout the site's sales events. The Black Friday is generally the first major event of the end of the year, followed by the end of year holidays and then the winter sales. In spring, the French Days provide another opportunity to keep an eye on prices before the summer sales. To not miss anything, you can check the Deals, Sales, Clearance, Black Friday, and Special Offers pages at any time. If you need an accessory quickly, the Shipped in 24h page groups the items that ship fastest, and the New Arrivals page showcases the latest additions across all categories.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between match socks and recovery socks?

Match socks are designed to be worn during play, featuring lightweight and breathable material. Recovery socks, on the other hand, provide progressive compression on the leg and are mainly worn after training or competition to help reduce feelings of heaviness.

Should you wear under gloves under goalkeeper gloves?

It’s not mandatory, but some goalkeepers use them to enhance the warmth of their hands during sessions in cold weather or to prolong the lifespan of their gloves. The choice mainly depends on playing conditions and the goalkeeper's personal preferences.

How do you know what size football socks to choose?

The size is usually determined based on the player’s shoe size, with each brand offering its own size chart. If in doubt between two sizes, it is often recommended to go for the larger size to avoid the sock being too tight on the calf.

Are beanies and headbands allowed during a match?

This depends on the competition or club rules, as some referees may restrict the wearing of certain accessories for safety reasons. However, for training, beanies and headbands can be worn freely according to weather conditions.

Can accessories suitable for goalkeepers and field players be found on this page?

Yes, the selection covers both profiles: socks are aimed at all players, while gloves are primarily for goalkeepers. Headbands and beanies work well for both positions.