Football clearance: end of range items from the catalogue

What is foot clearance on Foot-Store

Clearance brings together football items from past collections, end-of-line products, and remaining sizes, all on one page instead of being scattered throughout the catalogue. You'll find everything from bags and shoe bags to balls, supporter flags, training accessories, caps, beanies, and marking equipment. Unlike a commercial operation that opens and closes on a specific date, this selection stays online all year round: it gets refreshed as new collections come in, especially at the start of a new season.

Basically, an item makes its way here when its season is not the current one. So, you'll come across references from several years, from the Spring-Summer 2017 to more recent collections, which is why some models are only available in one or two sizes. This is the right place if you're looking for a useful item without needing the very latest version.

What can you find in clearance, page by page

The selection is divided into themed pages, so you can go directly to the type of product you're interested in:

• The shoe clearance, to look at when you want a pair of cleats or sports shoes from a previous collection and your size is still available.
• The team clearance, for club and selection supporter items: jerseys, ponchos, and products in a team's colours, often from a previous season.
• The teamwear clearance, the page to open when you're completing a training kit or looking for a sweatshirt and club wear still in the catalogue.
• The goalkeeper clearance, for position-specific gear, including gloves and protective equipment, such as elbow pads.
• The junior clearance, handy when you’re equipping a child who changes sizes every season and paying the price for a current collection doesn’t make sense.
• The equipment clearance, where you'll find training and pitch accessories: poles, hoops, markers and marking footprints, vests, goal targets, games, and educational supports, pumps and ball needles.
• The ball clearance, for a training or recreational football, or a rhythmic gymnastics ball.
• The running and fitness clearance, to check out for physical preparation and strengthening equipment, including steps and risers.
• The lifestyle clearance, for backpacks, sports bags, shoe bags, caps, beanies, and accessories worn off the pitch.

If you can’t find your size or colour on these pages, the complete catalogues remain open: the football shoes, the supporters' shop, the football equipment, and the goalkeeper selection have the current collections.

Which brands are represented in the clearance

The brands present in the clearance are those from the Foot-Store catalogue, with a strong emphasis on club suppliers and training equipment. You'll find Macron and Errea for teamwear, bags, and balls, Powershot, Softee, Sporti, and SEA for pitch and training gear, Rehband for protective gear, and Sport is Good for products with a message.

The composition changes as new products come in: a brand that's well-represented one month may only have a few references the following month, as each item is available in limited quantities. The brand filter at the top of the selection is the quickest way to check what's online when you look.

When to check the clearance for a good deal

The clearance is worth a look at two key times: when a new collection arrives, pushing the previous one into end-of-line products, and during the peak sales periods of the site. In chronological order, the Black Friday kicks off the busiest period, followed by Christmas and the holiday season, the winter sales, French Days in spring, summer sales, and finally the return with Back To Club when clubs start up again.

These pages and the clearance don’t show the same items. Seasonal operations focus on the current collection for a limited time, while the clearance is about items from past seasons all the time. The private sales are a third point to keep an eye on. For a non-urgent purchase, comparing the three before confirming is the most cost-effective reflex.

How to choose a clearance item without making a mistake

The first thing to check is the size, as this is what’s most often missing in an end-of-line product. On this selection, the available size is indicated in the name of the product: you can see immediately if the item is still available in your size without having to open the product sheet.

The second point is the indicated season. A supporter jersey from a past season is not the same as the jersey worn this year in competition: if you want the current season model, you need to go through the supporters' shop. However, for a bag, a training ball, a pump, or marking equipment, the collection year doesn’t affect its use, which is where the clearance is most interesting.

The third point is the quantity. Many training items are sold in lots, such as markers or marking clips: check the announced number of units before comparing with another reference.

Clearance and club equipment: what goes well together

For a club or a coach, the clearance is particularly useful for consumables and session materials, those that get worn out, lost, and need replacing. Vests, poles, hoops, markers and marking footprints, goal targets, pumps, and ball needles fall into this category: taking them from a previous collection doesn’t change their function on the pitch.

For kits, the logic is different. A kit must be uniform in size and colour across the entire squad, which an end-of-line product doesn’t guarantee. In this case, it's better to start from the training selection or the club space, and reserve the clearance for ancillary equipment and supplements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where to find cheap football shoes during the clearance?

Football shoes from previous collections are gathered on the shoe clearance page of Foot-Store. The remaining sizes are limited, as these are end-of-line products: the available size is mentioned in the name of the product, allowing for quick sorting. If your size doesn’t appear, the football shoes catalogue covers current collections.

Are there club jerseys in the clearance?

Supporter items, including jerseys, can be found on the team clearance page. These are supporter versions from past seasons, not the kits of the current season, and the presence of a given club depends on what is still in stock at the time you check. For the current season jersey, you need to go through the supporters' shop.

When do the promotions start on Foot-Store?

The clearance doesn’t have a start date: it’s accessible all year round and is updated as new collections replace the old ones. Date-specific promotions follow the commercial calendar: Black Friday, holiday season, winter sales then summer sales, and French Days in spring. Sale periods are set by French regulations, so their dates change every year.

Is a clearance item a new product?

Yes, these are new products, simply from a collection that is no longer current. The page brings together references from several seasons, which explains the presence of older models alongside more recent items. The difference from the main catalogue is about the age of the collection and the sizes still available, not the product's condition.

How to know if a clearance item will be restocked?

An end-of-line product does not come back: when the last size of a reference is gone, the item leaves the selection. That’s why it's better to quickly validate a model you’ve spotted in the right size rather than waiting for a commercial operation. If the item is needed for a whole season, like training materials, the football equipment selection offers the ranges consistently available.

Does the clearance also include children and goalkeepers?

Yes, these two needs have their own pages. Children's sizes are gathered in the junior clearance, which is handy when the shoe size changes from one season to the next, and position-specific equipment is in the goalkeeper clearance. For current collections, the children's and goalkeeper pages remain the point of departure.