Discover the selection of football socks Joma and major technical brands from the catalogue, designed to outfit a club from the goalkeeper to the last player in the group.
You'll find classic models, knee-high or full-length, easy to match with the shirts and shorts already chosen for your team.
Football socks are designed to cover the shin, keep shin guards in place, and provide stable foot support during play. On this page, you will find models made for both training and match day, with varying sock heights and materials depending on the brand and intended use.
The selection includes socks from several technical brands such as Nike, Hummel, Puma, and Erima, to be worn alone or paired with other club textiles.
The sock height and material affect comfort and support during the game. High models cover the entire shin guard and tighten below the knee, while shorter versions, known as crew socks, are better suited for training or sessions in high temperatures.
Materials mostly combine cotton and synthetic fibers to wick away sweat, sometimes featuring reinforcement at the heel and arch to reduce friction during matches.
To equip a club from head to toe, the brand Joma offers several product categories that you can view separately:
All these categories can also be found on the page Joma, which gathers all the textiles from the brand available for clubs.
The price of football socks fluctuates according to the site’s sales periods, which cannot be anticipated in advance on this page. Key times to watch for are, in order, Black Friday, the end-of-year holidays, winter sales, and the French Days in spring.
Outside of these periods, you can also check the page deals in the club space or the general section offers, as well as sales in the club space and clearance to spot a bargain on a model still in the catalog. The page new arrivals allows you to keep track of the latest collections as they come out.
For a uniform look, it’s easiest to choose socks in a color that is close to or complementary to the jersey and shorts already selected for the team, rather than opting for an isolated shade. Many models in the selection come in several colors, making it easier to match with existing jersey and polo ranges and shorts available on the site.
If you're outfitting a complete team, it's simpler to first set the dominant color of the jersey, then choose the socks and shorts accordingly, rather than the other way around.
The size is selected based on the player's shoe size, with each reference generally indicating a size range suitable for a specific age group or shoe sizes. If you're unsure between two sizes, it’s better to go for the larger size to avoid restricting circulation at the end of the match.
Technically yes, but official football rules require the wearing of a shin guard under the sock during matches. At training, some players forgo them, but the sock then offers less protection in case of contact.
It's not mandatory, but it is the most common practice to give a cohesive visual identity to a team. Some clubs prefer a contrasting sock color to stand out visually on the pitch.
A machine wash at low temperature, without a tumble dryer, best preserves the elasticity of the sock and prevents it from stretching out after a few matches. It’s recommended to turn them inside out before washing if they feature reinforcements or prints.
Some models offer extra reinforcements at the shin or calf, tailored to the goalkeeper position, but there's nothing preventing a goalkeeper from wearing the same socks as the rest of the team. The choice mainly depends on the desired comfort and the shin guard used underneath.