This page brings together football shirts sorted by brand. Here you will find home, away, and kids' versions worn by clubs and national teams, dressed by Nike, adidas, and Puma.
Directly choose the brand that outfits your favourite club or team to see all the available shirts in that range.
The shirts displayed here are grouped by the brand that manufactures them, rather than by the club or national team. You will find home and away shirts side by side, children's versions, and sometimes long-sleeved or authentic versions, as long as they are produced by the same brand. This classification allows you to quickly compare the cuts and graphic designs specific to each manufacturer, rather than browsing club by club.
Three manufacturers share the club and national team shirts available on Foot-Store. Each brand has its own page, where you can filter by club, competition, or type of shirt:
The selection mainly covers club and national team shirts, in home, away, and sometimes special edition versions. You will find shirts for clubs like FC Barcelona, Real Madrid, PSG, OM, Liverpool FC, or RC Lens, as well as shirts for national teams like Spain, Brazil, or Algeria, particularly surrounding the 2026 World Cup. Some models exist in children's versions, long-sleeved versions, or authentic versions close to the cut worn on the pitch.
If you're looking for a shirt to support a specific team, start with its home version, which is usually the most commonly worn and often available in children's size. For teams taking part in the 2026 World Cup, like France, Brazil, or Spain, you'll also find away shirts and special editions, such as the shirt associated with a fashion collaboration for the French team. For a club, the home and away versions cover the essentials of needs, with sometimes an authentic version available for fans who want the cut closest to that of the players.
If you're looking for another type of product for your club, several nearby pages complement this selection of shirts by brand:
You can also go back to the Club section page to see all the categories dedicated to amateur clubs.
The prices of shirts fluctuate throughout the year, particularly around Black Friday, the end-of-year holidays, winter sales, and French Days in spring. To track these changes, check the Black Friday page during this period, then the Club Section (sales) and Sales pages during winter and summer sales. The Club Section (deals) page and the general Deals page gather offers available outside these peak times. If you're looking for a model to clear before the arrival of a new collection, the Clearance page may also contain shirts from previous seasons. Conversely, the New Arrivals page features shirts recently listed, and the Shipped in 24h page groups the items available for fast shipping.
The product page for each shirt specifies whether it is a supporter version or a player version. The player version reflects the cut worn on the pitch, while the supporter version is tailored for everyday use. Some shirts, like the PSG Authentic Home Shirt, are specifically identified as versions close to those of the players.
Two home shirts from the same club generally correspond to two different seasons, one still available in limited stock, the other more recent. This is the case, for instance, for shirts from FC Barcelona or Real Madrid, where a previous season can coexist with the current collection.
No, the children’s version is not systematic for every team or every type of shirt. It is available for certain clubs and teams, in home or away versions depending on the case, and you need to check availability directly on the product page of the concerned shirt.
A club shirt represents a team that plays in a league throughout the season, like PSG or Liverpool FC, while a national team shirt represents a national team that comes together primarily during major international competitions, like the 2026 World Cup. Both types are grouped here according to their brand, not according to their nature.
Yes, some clubs offer a long-sleeved version in addition to the classic version, as is the case with Liverpool FC. However, this variation does not systematically exist for all teams and all brands.