Other French clubs' jerseys
This page brings together the jerseys of French clubs that don't have their own selection: Le Havre, Caen, Clermont and other teams from the league, in adult and child sizes.
You'll also find the official Ligue 1 badges, those that are applied to the sleeves of a printed jersey.
What this selection brings together
It brings together French clubs for which the demand doesn't warrant a dedicated page, but whose supporters are still looking for the official shirt. Le Havre, Caen, Clermont, and other teams from the league are included, depending on availability.
Content changes from one period to another, in line with promotions and relegations. A promoted club sees its demand increase, and the supply follows with a delay of a few months.
The official Ligue 1 badges
Badges are the emblems that are placed on the sleeves of a shirt, and they are part of what a supporter looks for when wanting a kit that matches the one on the pitch.
Several exist: the badge of the championship itself, and the distinctive badges worn by certain players, such as the top scorer or the best passer. They can be ordered separately and are applied when personalising the shirt.
One point to check before ordering: the badge corresponds to a specific competition, and a Ligue 1 shirt does not carry the same emblems as a European Cup shirt.
Clubs that go up and down
This is the unique feature of this selection. A promoted club sees its shirts sell out quickly, often faster than the quantities ordered by its manufacturer can provide, because demand skyrockets over a few weeks.
Conversely, a relegated club sees its stock dwindle rapidly at the end of the season. It's the best time for a supporter looking for a discounted shirt, provided they are willing to choose from what's left.
Supporter version or player version?
The supporter version has a straight cut, looser fit, made from breathable yet comfy material. This is the version worn at the stadium as well as on the street, and the default choice if you're unsure.
The player version, when the club offers one, replicates the on-pitch kit: body-hugging cut, technical fabric, different finishes. It is noticeably more fitted, so it is common to choose a size up.
Mid-sized clubs don’t always offer both versions, and the product sheet specifies which one it is.
What size to get?
These clubs are outfitted by various manufacturers, and size correspondences differ from one brand to another. Italian brands usually fit more closely than Northern European brands.
The product sheet provides the actual measurements of the model, and this is the only reliable reference when changing brands. For children, junior size charts follow age and height in centimeters.
Clubs with their own page
The major teams in the league each have their selection:
- The Paris Saint-Germain and the Olympique de Marseille, the two clubs of the Classic.
- The Olympique Lyonnais, the AS Monaco, the RC Lens, the LOSC, the OGC Nice, and the Stade Rennais.
- The AS Saint-Étienne, the FC Nantes, and the Girondins de Bordeaux, three clubs with a rich history.
- The RC Strasbourg, the Toulouse FC, the FC Metz, and the Paris FC round out the league.
The page Ligue 1 brings them all together all.
Where to find cheaper French club shirts
The promotions in the supporters' store group the kits currently on sale, while the new arrivals show the latest collections.
The clearance sale and good deals run all year on end-of-line stock. The sales occur during the official periods.
The Black Friday kicks off the series of key events, ahead of the holiday season, winter sales, and French Days in spring. For these clubs, the collections are short and sizes sell out quickly: availability often matters more than timing.
Frequently asked questions
Which clubs are on this page?
The French clubs that don't have their own selection, like Le Havre, Caen, or Clermont. Content changes from period to period, in line with promotions and relegations.
What are Ligue 1 badges for?
They are the emblems that are placed on the sleeves of a shirt, to obtain a kit matching the one on the pitch. They can be ordered separately and are applied when personalising.
Is the badge the same for the league and the European Cup?
No, each competition has its own emblems. A Ligue 1 shirt does not carry the same badges as a European Cup shirt, and the choice is made when ordering.
How to choose a size when brands change?
By using the product sheet, which gives the actual measurements of the model. Italian brands usually fit more closely than Northern European brands.
Where to find a cheap French club shirt?
On the promotions in the supporters' store and in the clearance section. A relegated club's stock dwindles quickly, making it the best time to buy.
