Men's volley sweats
The men's volleyball sweatshirt is mainly used between game moments: on the way to the gym, during talks, by the court when you’re not on the six. It keeps the body warm without restricting the arms, and it slips easily over the jersey.
Hood, full zip or round neck: the page lets you choose the cut, in adult size as well as in junior.
Hoodie, zip or round neck: choose according to your needs
The zip-up hoodie is the most practical at the club: it goes on and off without messing up your hair, and it opens up when the room gets warmer. The pullover hoodie, warmer, is better suited for travel and everyday wear. The round neck, more understated, is easy to wear under a tracksuit jacket.
Men's sweatshirts: warm fleece or technical polyester
Two types of material dominate the page. Fleece, often a blend of cotton and polyester, is soft and warm, perfect for winter. Technical polyester, lighter, dries faster and is worn during active warm-ups. The Hummel sweatshirts at the top of the page often include the term polyester in their name, a simple indicator of what to expect.
Caring for a sweatshirt used at the gym twice a week
Close the zip and turn the sweatshirt inside out before washing to protect the logo and club lettering. A gentle detergent and low temperature help maintain the fleece's shape. Avoid the tumble dryer, which can felt the inside and shrink the ribbed cuffs.
Hummel leading, Errea and Mizuno supporting
Errea produces team sweatshirts that match its match kits. Hummel leads the page with its zip hoodies, like the hmlLEAD line and the Go 2.0 with logo. Mizuno completes the range with teamwear designed for volleyball. Joma and Erima offer their sweatshirts in the same ranges as their jerseys, allowing for a cohesive outfit ordering for the entire club.
Other pieces in the men's wardrobe
For a matched set, pair your sweatshirt with a bottom from the men's trousers page. If you're looking for a more protective piece, the men's jackets and tracksuits add wind resistance and insulation. Under the sweatshirt, a t-shirt from the men's t-shirts and polos works well. For playing, switch to men's jerseys and men's shorts. The men's socks and men's baselayers complete the training outfit.
Finding a cheaper sweatshirt
Discounted sweatshirts can be found in the special textile offers. Men's end-of-collection items are available in the men's clearance section. At the end of autumn, the Black Friday textile comes at a great time to prepare for Christmas gifts.
Frequently asked questions
What size sweatshirt should I choose to wear over the jersey?
Take your usual size if the sweatshirt is cut loose, which is the case for most team models. If you're between two sizes, the larger size allows for more freedom in the shoulders. Fitted cuts are indicated in the name or product details.
Can a volleyball sweatshirt have the club logo?
Yes, polyester sweatshirts are well-suited for lettering and screen printing. Models that are very fleeced or have textured surfaces are more difficult to mark. Check with your customizer before ordering for the whole team.
Is a sweatshirt enough for warming up in winter?
In a heated room, yes. In a cold gym, add a long-sleeve baselayer underneath and jogging pants. Remove the sweatshirt just before the match starts to avoid getting cold.
Hoodie or tracksuit jacket for the club?
The tracksuit jacket, being thinner, is the official outfit for many teams on the go. The hoodie is warmer and can also be worn outside of sports. Many clubs offer both, featuring the same logo.
Do junior sweatshirts fit like adult sweatshirts?
No, junior sizes are often given by age or height. Measure the child's size and compare it to the brand's size guide. Choose a size up if they are growing quickly, as the sweatshirt will last an extra season.
