Three versions coexist on the official jerseys and shorts of the French team for volleyball, because the rules require the libero to wear a different colour from their teammates: home in mainly blue, away in mainly white, libero in red.
The page offers them in supporter version, in men's fit and women's fit, along with matching shorts and some beach-volleyball pieces.
The home shirt is worn for home matches, in blue. The away shirt, mainly white, is used when the opponent is already in blue. The libero shirt, in red, distinguishes the defensive specialist, who cannot attack a ball fully above the net and enters or exits without counting as a substitution.
The female players of the French team have their own shirts, which are more fitted, as well as their own shorts. The men's shirts are cut more straight. Compare the two size guides if you're unsure between the versions.
Each shirt has its short: home, away, and libero, in men's and women's cuts. The training short, in blue, is used for training. Together with the shirt, it completes a full outfit for a supporter wanting to show their colours from head to knee.
Alongside match kits, the page offers a Brandon shirt, in red and white, in the colours of France, and a women's navy training short. It's a way to wear the national team's colours during training without bringing out the match kit. For a young player dreaming of the Blues, it's also a way to train with a bit of the atmosphere of major matches.
All the kits are made by Errea, which outfits the French teams in volleyball. The brand also has its team ranges for clubs, and the page includes some beach-volleyball pieces in the colours of France.
For the t-shirts, jackets and polos worn around the court, the France collection takes over. The page French team brings it all together. Shirts from a previous collection often go into special supporter offers, and the Black Friday supporter highlights them again in the autumn.
The blue home shirt is the most iconic, the one you see most in the stands. The white away shirt appeals to those who prefer a lighter outfit. The red libero shirt will please a defender.
Check the product sheet to see if personalization is offered. A name and a number make the shirt unique. It's a great gift idea for a fan.
No, shirts and shorts are chosen separately. You can thus take two different sizes for top and bottom. Make sure the colour of the shorts matches that of the shirt.
As a supporter, of course, there's nothing stopping you. In a match, only the libero wears this colour so that the referee can identify them. For training, everyone can wear what they want.
Wash it inside out, at low temperature, and never iron over the logos. Tumble drying should be avoided. It dries very quickly in the open air.