Why does your club play in one brand rather than another? Behind each kit, there is a supplier, and this page brings together the handball textile brands to find the right fit and colour.
Each brand has its own page, showcasing its ranges of shirts, shorts, socks and tracksuits, for men, women and juniors.
For a club that is already equipped, sticking to the same brand has a simple benefit: the shades have the same names from one piece to another, and the shirt, shorts and socks match without any colour deviation. The cuts also remain consistent from one category to another. For a player who is kitting out on their own, the question is more about comfort and fit.
A size M does not equate to a size M from one brand to another. Scandinavian, German, or Italian brands do not have the same measurements for chest or length. Before ordering for a team, compare the size guide on each product sheet, and have players of each size try on a model. Women's cuts, which are more fitted, have their own charts.
Several brands on this page outfit well-known teams: adidas supplies the French team, Mizuno outfits the LNH and Chambéry, Craft dresses Brest Bretagne Handball, and Nike supplies PSG Handball. The shirts of these teams can be found on each brand’s page. For club play, it's generally the team ranges of these same brands that are used.
To target a specific brand at a lower cost, the page clearance by brand gathers end-of-line items, and the page sales by brand takes over during sales periods. A good way to complete a club outfit without changing supplier.
Yes, there’s nothing stopping you, but the team must remain uniform: all players in field wear the same outfit, and the socks must be the same colour. Mixing brands mainly complicates the matching of shades. The simplest solution is to take the shirt and shorts from the same manufacturer.
Check the logo on the shirt or match shorts, or ask the club manager. Many clubs stick with the same brand for several years for easier replenishment. For a new player, this is the first question to ask.
Yes, many club lines are multi-sport, and their shirts and shorts can be used in the hall as well. Just check the fit: for handball, a close-fitting outfit offers less grip for the opponent. Lines designed for handball already take this into account.
A brand focused on handball often offers position-specific items, like goalkeeper trousers, and cuts designed for the sport. A big generalist brand offers a wide range of colours and training lines. The right choice depends on what your club already wears.
Most brands on this page offer them, but not on all models. Some have a very comprehensive junior range, while others are more limited. Check the sizes offered on the sheet before choosing a range for a youth team.