National Teams: the jerseys of the selections
The National Teams page gathers the jerseys, jackets and sweats of the teams, from France to Argentina, including Spain, Germany, Italy, and Algeria, in adult, women's, and children's sizes.
Wearing your country's colours, in the stands as well as in daily life.
The Stars and the Crest
Above the crest of a team, the stars represent each world champion title won. It’s the first detail that supporters look at, and it quickly distinguishes the great football nations, such as Brazil, Germany, Italy, or Argentina. The jerseys for the 2026 World Cup, held for the first time with forty-eight teams, in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, often revisit the archives of each country.
Supporter or Authentic
Each jersey exists in two versions. The supporter version has a looser fit, a sturdy fabric, and a crest that is either embroidered or heat-sealed: it can be worn daily and holds up to washing. The authentic version, worn by players, is more fitted and lighter, featuring ventilated areas and heat-sealed crests, like the authentic jerseys from Spain, Germany, or Italy. The kids' versions, and sometimes mini-kits, allow for dressing the youngest supporters.
Printing and Team Jackets
The printing of a name and number, such as Messi's on the Argentine jersey, personalises the jersey in the colours of their favourite player. Tracksuits and team sweatshirts, like the jackets from Algeria, Argentina, or Italy, are worn in the stands and on a daily basis. A jersey should be washed inside out, at 30 degrees, without fabric softener or tumble drying, to preserve the printing and crest.
The Teams
The page is organised by country:
- France.
- Spain.
- Argentina.
- Germany.
- Italy.
- Brazil.
- England.
- Portugal.
- Belgium.
- Netherlands.
- Algeria.
- Morocco.
- Other countries, including Sweden, Hungary, or Japan.
You can also find Sweden, Poland, Ireland, Austria, Denmark, Norway, Switzerland, Serbia, Colombia, Mexico, Chile, South Korea, and clubs from Ligue 1, Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga on the teams page.
New Arrivals and Good Deals
The new arrivals showcase the latest models, the promotions feature previous collections at discounted prices, and items shipped in 24 hours are prepared and dispatched within 24 hours. The good deals, the clearance, the sales, and the Black Friday have their own football page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many stars are on the France team jersey?
Two stars, for the world champion titles won in 1998 and 2018. Brazil has five, Germany and Italy have four, Argentina has three: each star represents a World Cup won.
What’s the difference between the authentic and supporter jerseys?
The authentic version is the one worn by players: finer and perforated fabric, very fitted cut, heat-sealed crest. The supporter version, looser and made of thicker mesh, is designed for comfort on a daily basis and in the stands.
What size to choose for a team jersey?
For the supporter version, take your usual size. The authentic version fits close to the body: choose a size up if you prefer a looser fit. For a child, rely on their build rather than their age.
How to wash a printed jersey without damaging the print?
Turn it inside out, wash it at a maximum of thirty degrees without fabric softener, then let it air dry, flat or on a hanger. Avoid the tumble dryer and never iron directly on the name, number, or heat-sealed crest.
Why is there a rooster on the France team jersey?
The rooster is a symbol of France that comes from a Latin pun: gallus refers to both the rooster and the Gaul. A symbol of pride and fighting spirit, it adorns the crest of the French Football Federation and the jersey of Les Bleus.
