Ligue 1 club football shirts

Which Ligue 1 shirt should you choose?

The choice mainly depends on the club you follow and the purpose of the shirt. If you want to wear your team's colours at the stadium or daily, the supporter version is perfectly fine; it features the official design in a material that's meant for everyday use. If you're after the exact fit worn on the pitch, you'll need to look at the player version, which is more fitted and technical. Most clubs also offer an away kit and sometimes a third kit, which you can choose based on your preferences or if you want to switch things up from the home shirt.

The Ligue 1 clubs on Foot-Store

Each club has its own page where you can find their shirts, tracksuits, and printing options:

• The Paris Saint-Germain, with its home, away and third shirts, as well as children's kits.
• The Olympique de Marseille, whose home, third and training shirts are among the most popular.
• The Olympique Lyonnais, with its home and away shirts available in both supporter and player versions.
• The AS Monaco, for its home shirt and seasonal colours.
• The RC Lens, with its home shirt in blood and gold.
• The OGC Nice, to find the kits of the club from Nice.
• The Lille OSC, with its shirts in LOSC colours.
• The Stade Rennais FC, for the kits from the Breton club.
• The Toulouse FC, with its purple shirts.
• The AS Saint-Étienne, for the iconic green shirt of the Greens.
• The Girondins de Bordeaux, with the kits of the club with the scapulaire.
• The FC Nantes, for the yellow and green shirts of the Canaries.
• The RC Strasbourg Alsace, with the kits from the Alsatian club.
• The Paris FC, for their shirts.
• The FC Metz, with the maroon kits of the Lorraine club.
• The Red Star FC, for the shirts of the Saint-Ouen club.
• The AJ Auxerre, with the blue and white kits of the Burgundy club.
• The other clubs in Ligue 1, for the shirts of teams that don't yet have a dedicated page.

Home, away or third shirt: what's the difference?

The home shirt is the one the club wears in its own stadium, typically featuring the team's historical colours. The away shirt is used during away matches and often comes in a different colour to avoid confusion with the opposing team. The third shirt, or third kit, sometimes completes the collection with a more original design, used in certain competitions or simply offered as an additional variant for fans.

Supporter version or player version: which one to choose?

The supporter version is the most common; it faithfully reproduces the shirt's design with comfortable material meant for regular use. The player version features the fit and finishes worn by the players on the pitch, which is often more fitted and technical. The choice mainly depends on the intended use rather than appearance, since both versions display the same design.

Tracksuits, printing and accessories from the clubs

Beyond the shirt, several clubs offer jackets and tracksuit bottoms to complete the outfit, as seen with OM or PSG. The printing option also allows you to personalise a shirt with a name and a number, whether it's an current player or custom printing. These elements can be found directly on each club's page, with the models available for the brand associated with the team, be it Nike, Puma, adidas or New Balance.

Good deals on Ligue 1 shirts

To keep up with ongoing promotions on Ligue 1 shirts, several pages on the site are regularly updated. The promotions and special offers collect the discounted items of the moment, while the clearance page helps locate end-of-line items from older kits. As the Black Friday approaches and during the holiday season, winter sales and the French Days in spring, these sections concentrate the best opportunities. Keep an eye on the Black Friday page and the Sales page at these times. To find recently arrived kits, the new arrivals and the new arrivals page on the site showcase the latest releases, and the shipped in 24h page helps identify what's going out quickly. The Good Deals page centralises all of these operations.

Frequently asked questions

What size should I choose for a Ligue 1 shirt?

Shirts generally follow standard adult and child sizes, but the fit varies by brand and whether it's a supporter or player version. The player version is often more fitted than a classic supporter version. If you're unsure between two sizes, it's best to refer to the size guide of the specific brand rather than your usual clothing size.

Can I personalise a Ligue 1 club shirt with a name and a number?

Yes, most shirts can be printed with custom names available on each club page. You can choose the name of a current player from the club or request a personalised print with the name and number of your choice.

Is the children's shirt identical to the adult shirt?

The design and colours are the same, but the children's fit is tailored for a smaller body shape. Some clubs also offer complete sets for kids, combining shirt and shorts.

What is the difference between a Ligue 1 shirt and a training shirt from the same club?

The match shirt is the one worn in competition, featuring the official design of the season. The training shirt, like those from PSG, is mainly for training sessions or casual wear, typically having a looser fit and a design distinct from the match shirt.

How can I tell if a shirt is still available in my size?

Size availability is displayed directly on the product page for each shirt on the relevant club page. If a particular size is missing for a specific model, it might be useful to check other versions of the same shirt, such as the children's version or another home, away or third variant.