No knee pads or ball this time: for a volleyball player who already has all the gear, the Christmas gifts lifestyle focus on the rest of the week, with sneakers, sweatshirts, puffa jackets, and backpacks to wear in the city.
Sizes range from adult to baby, in men's, women's, and unisex styles, to dress the whole family in the colours of sports brands.
This Christmas selection brings together clothes and sports shoes designed for everyday life. Sweatshirts and t-shirts are at the forefront, followed by sneakers, jogging bottoms, and backpacks. Nothing here is made for playing: it’s the urban side of sports brands, to wear the rest of the week.
The shoe size is the only real trap of a gifted pair of sneakers. Casually glance at the tag of a pair that the person often wears, then compare it with the brand's size guide: size charts vary from one brand to another, and sometimes from one model to another. For a child, leave a little space in front of the toes.
A loose-fitting sweatshirt or jogging pants can tolerate a rough size better than a fitted garment. The puffer jacket requires thinking about what’s worn underneath: usual size for a t-shirt, one size up for a thick sweatshirt. A set or complete tracksuit makes a more striking gift, to be chosen from the same range so the colours match.
Backpacks lead the page, featuring the Day Office model from Eastpak in a long series of colours, from black denim to fuchsia pink. A sac raises no size question, making it the safest gift when you don't know the person's measurements. Caps and socks complete the list of small gifts.
For a small gift, the budget-friendly gift ideas make a good starting point, and the Christmas special offers bring together the holiday discounts. If time is tight, the lifestyle shipped in 24h only includes items that ship within 24 hours. Throughout the year, the special lifestyle offers remain open, and the lifestyle sales arrive after Christmas. For the little ones, the junior Christmas page gathers children's sizes.
A sweatshirt or jacket to wear before and after training, a pair of sneakers for the week, or a sac to carry their stuff. These are items they’ll wear much more often than their match kit.
On this page, choose the type of sneakers then your gender, and sort by ascending price. Brand pages, such as Reebok or Hummel, then allow you to compare models from the same brand.
No, their soles don't grip enough on the court and don't hold the foot during lateral movements. To play, you need an indoor shoe, which can be found on the Christmas shoes page.
Wash it at thirty degrees, inside out, and forget the tumble dryer: it's heat that causes cotton to shrink. Lay it flat to dry so it keeps its shape.
For warm-ups or travel, yes. During exercise, prefer a technical fabric that wicks sweat away much better than cotton sweatshirts.