A libero on the side, youngsters coming up with the seniors, a reserve game for tournaments: dressing a men's team in volley requires a range of shirts available in various colours and all sizes. The men's volley shirts on this page follow this club approach, from training tops to match kits.
A men's volley shirt leaves the shoulders and arms completely free. It’s cut wider at the shoulders than a women’s model, but stays close to the body so it won't flap during a smash or get caught in the net when blocking. The lightweight, breathable technical polyester dries quickly from one set to the next. Short sleeves are common, while sleeveless is popular for training.
The libero wears a shirt that contrasts with those of their teammates. A club will therefore always order at least one shirt in a different colour, ideally in the same range to maintain a common design. Many ranges on the page come in several colours, making this choice easier.
The page offers men's shirts from the French team, in home, away, and libero versions. You can also find items in the colours of clubs like Chaumont, Milan or Trentino. Perfect for supporting your selection or favourite club, whether in the stands or during training.
Errea, the supplier for the French volley teams, provides the shirts for the selection and many team ranges. Hummel offers its Core shirts, in contrasting solid colours, from black and white to red. Mizuno brings its understated team shirts. Joma, Erima, and Puma complete the range with shirts in many colours.
The shirt goes with shorts from the men's shorts page and socks from the men's socks page. Under the shirt, a base layer from the men's baselayers page keeps you warm. All men's textile is gathered on the men's textile page.
The men's clearance collects the old selection shirts and discontinued colours. Next comes the Black Friday men's and the men's sales.
Your chest measurement, checked against the size chart, is the starting point. The shirt should fit snugly without pulling at the shoulders when you raise your arms. If you wear a base layer, leave a little room.
Plan for one shirt per player listed on the match sheet, plus at least one libero shirt in a different colour. Many clubs add a backup set. Check the available sizes in the chosen colour before ordering.
For training, yes, many team shirts are multi-sport. In matches, it's the club's uniform that counts. Just avoid very baggy cuts that can hinder play at the net.
It’s designed like a sports shirt, lightweight and breathable, so you can train in it. In an official match, you wear your club's shirt. It also makes a good supporter’s shirt.
Wash cold and inside out, no fabric softener, no tumble dryer or iron on the numbers. Let it dry on a hanger.