Kids' national team jerseys

Which national teams can you find in kids' shirts at Foot-Store?

The catalogue includes kids' shirts of the major teams expected at the 2026 World Cup, including France, Brazil, Argentina, Portugal, Spain, Morocco, Algeria, and England. You can find both home and away shirts, available in sizes designed for children.

Some items stand out from the usual design, like the kids' shirt France x Jacquemus or versions associated with iconic players (Messi for Argentina, Ronaldo for Portugal), for families looking for something a bit different.

Home or away shirt: how to choose for a child?

The home shirt is the one the team wears primarily at home matches, and it's often the most requested for everyday use or for supporting the team while watching TV. The away shirt features a different colour combination, also useful for standing out on the pitch among friends or simply to change up the look.

For a child playing football outside of official matches, both versions can be worn for both training and leisure: the choice mainly depends on their favourite colours and the player or team they support.

Shirt or training top: what's the difference?

The shirt features the design worn in matches, with the colours and branding of the team, while the training top is a more versatile piece, intended for warming up or daily practice. The training top often appeals to families who want a garment that can be worn more regularly, rather than reserving the shirt just for match occasions.

France and England: dedicated pages for each team

If you're looking for a specific team, the site has two pages featuring all the kids' models specific to it:

• The France page, with home, away, and special models like the France x Jacquemus collaboration.
• The England page, where you can find the kids' home shirt for the England squad.

Club shirts or national team shirts: other pages to check

If the child prefers to wear the colours of a club rather than a national team, several leagues are grouped on dedicated pages:

• The Ligue 1, for French clubs.
• The Premier League, for English clubs.
• The La Liga, for Spanish clubs.
• The Serie A, for Italian clubs.
• The Bundesliga, for German clubs.

All these pages, as well as the teams page overall, allow you to compare kids' shirts by team rather than by national selection.

How to spot good deals on kids' shirts?

Several pages on the site gather current offers, which should be monitored depending on the time of year. As the Black Friday and the end-of-year holidays approach, the sections Black Friday and End-of-year Holidays often feature the best opportunities for kids' shirts. Then come the winter sales followed by the French Days in spring, two moments when the Kids' Sales and Kids' Deals pages are worth checking out.

Apart from these key times, the Clearance page allows you to find discounted models all year round, while the Kids' New Arrivals page and the Shipped in 24h page help you spot the latest arrivals and models available quickly.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to know the right size for a kids' shirt?

Kids' sizes generally refer to the age indicated on the product page, but the fit can vary slightly from brand to brand. If you're unsure between two sizes, it's recommended to refer to the size guide provided on each product page rather than just the age alone.

Can a national team shirt be personalised with a player's name?

Some shirts already come with an integrated player name, like the models associated with Messi or Ronaldo featured in the catalogue. For others, the possibility of personalisation depends on the model and should be checked directly on the product page.

What's the difference between a player version shirt and a supporter version shirt?

The player version shirt has the cut and materials worn on the field by professional players, while the supporter version features a more traditional cut, designed for everyday use. For a child, the supporter version remains the most common, as it prioritises comfort for everyday wear.

Do kids' shirts from national teams change their design often?

Teams regularly update their home and away shirts, especially ahead of major competitions like the World Cup. The site's catalogue evolves accordingly, with new designs available as soon as they are released by manufacturers.

Can a national team shirt also be used for playing football?

Yes, a national team shirt can definitely be worn for playing, particularly during training or matches with friends. For more intensive and regular use, however, the training top remains a more suitable option due to its versatility.