Getting your child ready for football

What football equipment for children does Foot-Store offer?

This page gathers jerseys, sets, shorts, and football boots designed for children, from a young age to adolescence. You'll find home and away jerseys from top clubs (Real Madrid, PSG, FC Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Liverpool, Arsenal, OL, OM), national team jerseys for the 2026 World Cup, complete sets, shorts, customisation options to personalise an outfit, as well as football boots and indoor shoes. The brands available are Nike, adidas, Puma, and Monblason.

Gloves, protectors, clothing: the pages related to goalkeeper equipment

If your child plays as a goalkeeper, several pages on the site complement this selection of jerseys and boots:

• The goalkeeper gloves, essential for protecting hands and improving ball grip.
• The types of gloves, to choose a fit that suits the level and hand shape.
• The goalkeeper clothing, featuring specific jerseys and trousers for the position.
• The protectors, to secure elbows, knees, or hips during dives.
• The fans selection, for kids who support their favourite goalkeeper without necessarily playing that position.
• The Goalkeepers page, which brings together all these categories.

Jerseys, sets and customisation: personalising your child's outfit

The catalogue offers home and away jerseys from major European clubs as well as national teams participating in the 2026 World Cup, in outfits suitable for both playing and supporting. A set combines a jersey and matching shorts, handy for dressing a child without too many choices. The customisation option allows you to add a name and number on a jersey, to replicate a player's outfit or personalise your child's.

What shoes should you choose for a child playing football?

The choice mainly depends on the type of pitch the child plays on. Classic football boots are suitable for outdoor pitches, whether natural or synthetic grass, and come in different styles for speed, ball control, or foot stability. Indoor shoes are designed for indoor surfaces, such as futsal or tarmac, with flat soles suitable for these floors. Nike, adidas, and Puma are available in both categories.

When to take advantage of the best offers on children's equipment?

Several shopping events allow you to keep an eye on prices for jerseys, sets, and children's shoes: Black Friday, the holiday season, winter sales, and the French Days in spring. Outside of these periods, several pages on the site remain useful all year round:

• The Deals, which gather ongoing offers across all categories.
• The Sales, for official seasonal discounts.
• The Clearance, for items at the end of their stock life.
• The Special offers, a selection of highlighted items outside sale periods.
• The Black Friday, for the dedicated period at the end of November.
• The products shipped within 24 hours, useful when a jersey is needed quickly.
• The New arrivals, to spot the latest items added to the catalogue.

Frequently asked questions

How to know the right jersey size for a child?

Children's jerseys are generally offered by age, often in ranges from the youngest age to adolescence. It's helpful to compare the child's usual clothing size with the size guide available on each product page, as cuts can vary slightly from one brand to another.

Can you personalise a child's jersey with a name of a player?

Yes, the customisation option allows you to add a name and number on the jerseys that offer this. This option is clearly indicated on the product page, with the necessary information to place an order.

What’s the difference between a home jersey and an away jersey?

The home jersey is worn by a team during its home matches, in its historical colours. The away jersey is used when the colours of both teams might clash, and often has a different, sometimes more original design than the main outfit.

Can indoor shoes be used on an outdoor pitch?

Indoor shoes are designed for hard, smooth surfaces, like a gym or a city pitch on tarmac. They are not suitable for grass pitches, where grip would be insufficient, unlike classic football boots designed for this type of surface.

How to know if a children's jersey is the version worn by the players?

The product pages specify whether it is a player version jersey, with the same cut as that worn on the pitch, or a supporter version jersey, with a more classic cut intended for everyday use. Both versions have the same design and colours.