Textiles Puma to kit out your football club

What does the Puma textile selection on Foot-Store include?

The Puma textile selection includes items worn by football clubs on a daily basis, both during training and around matches. You’ll find jerseys, jackets, tracksuits, waterproof jackets, training trousers, jogging bottoms, shorts, socks, undershirts, and complete sets.

These products are aimed at clubs looking to equip a team in a cohesive manner, with items designed to be worn in series and coordinated from one club to another.

Which Puma ranges should you choose to equip your club?

Puma organises its offerings for clubs into several ranges, which you can check out separately on Foot-Store:

• The teamGOAL, an entry-level range designed to equip a full squad.
• The teamPacer, focused on everyday training.
• The Ultimate, a range positioned at the high end of the Puma selection.
• The teamRise, designed for outfits worn in matches as well as during training.
• The teamFinal, a comprehensive range covering all a club's needs.

Alongside these ranges, the Puma catalogue is also organised by product type, allowing for direct comparison of models:

• The jackets and puffer coats, for cooler days on the touchline.
• The training tops, worn during warm-ups or training sessions.
• The training trousers, to complete a training outfit.
• The jerseys and polos, for matches and club activities off the pitch.
• The shorts, to match with jerseys for a complete outfit.
• The socks, to round off the team’s gear.

How to distribute Puma textile between training and matches?

The choice of a Puma item depends first on when it will be worn. Training tops, jogging bottoms, and tracksuit jackets accompany sessions and journeys, while jerseys and shorts are reserved for matches and official club kits.

Waterproof jackets and classic jackets find their place outside the pitch, covering seasonal changes or rainy days without weighing down the kit bag. Undershirts, meanwhile, slip underneath the jersey during sessions or matches played in cold weather.

Puma compared to other brands available on Foot-Store

If you’re equipping a club, it might be helpful to compare Puma textile with other brands present in the same section of the site. Each brand has its own ranges and cutting logic.

• adidas, one of the historical brands for collective equipment.
• Nike, present across all types of club textiles.
• Uhlsport, a brand focused on club and goalkeeper equipment.
• Jako, a German brand specialising in collective textiles.
• Errea, an Italian brand present in the club market.
• Mizuno, a Japanese brand also present in this segment.
• Joma, a Spanish brand focused on club equipment.
• Kappa, an Italian brand present in football textiles.
• Hummel, a Danish brand specialising in sports textiles.
• Erima, a German brand focused on collective equipment.

You can also go back to the Textiles by Brand page to find all brands listed side by side.

When to take advantage of the best deals on Puma textiles?

The site offers several ongoing commercial sections where Puma textiles may appear depending on arrivals and end-of-season sales. Black Friday and the end-of-year holidays are the first key events to watch, followed by the winter sales and the spring French Days.

Outside of these periods, the Deals page and the Clearance page feature items at reduced prices all year round, while the New Arrivals page helps you spot the latest collections. If you need an outfit quickly, the Shipped in 24h page lists products available for immediate dispatch.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Puma club textile match the outfits worn in matches by professional players?

The Puma club textile is designed to equip amateur teams or groups of players, with a cut and finish different from the outfits worn in matches by professional players. These are items made for collective and repeated use rather than reproducing a specific player’s outfit.

Can you order the same Puma range for an entire team?

Yes, the teamGOAL, teamPacer, Ultimate, teamRise, and teamFinal ranges are designed to equip a complete group with consistent pieces. Each range page gathers the various types of products available within that line.

What’s the difference between a jersey and a polo in the Puma selection?

The jersey is the piece worn in matches or high-intensity training, usually lighter and more technical. The polo is more for off-pitch wear, for travel or everyday club attire.

Are Puma jackets suitable for outdoor training throughout the year?

Waterproof jackets are suitable for sessions held in the rain, while tracksuit jackets are better for dry days and seasonal changes. The choice largely depends on the weather conditions faced by the club.

How can you tell if a Puma size corresponds to a child or an adult?

Each product page specifies the sizes available for the relevant item, adult or child as the case may be. It’s recommended to check this point directly on the product page before ordering for a group.