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This page dedicated to textile packs for handball explains how to dress a complete team in one go: matching shirts, shorts, and socks for each player, a goalkeeper's kit in a different colour, numbers in accordance with regulations, and the club's logo, along with a method to record sizes from the handball school to seniors.

The whole team dressed, in one purchase.

Shirt, shorts, socks: the composition of a team pack

A textile pack brings together, for each player, the shirt, shorts, and socks from the same range, with shades that are strictly identical from one item to another. This consistency matters from the second order onward: a blue or red can vary from one manufacturer to another, and completing a team with another brand is immediately noticeable on the pitch. For a group of fourteen players, sixteen outfits are often planned, the two extras used for forgotten items, torn shirts, or new arrivals during the year, without needing to reorder an entire set.

The rest of the club space

The club space also includes:

All of this is gathered on the club space page.

Goalkeeper numbers and colour: what the rules impose

The IHF regulations set numbers ranging from one to ninety-nine, without a zero in front of single digits, at least twenty centimetres high on the back and ten centimetres on the chest. The rules of the game also require that outfield players wear identical kits, and that the goalkeepers are distinguished by a different colour from those of the outfield players of both teams and the opposing goalkeeper. A well-thought-out pack therefore includes two goalkeeper kits in a contrasting shade and numbers that stand out clearly against the shirt background.

Determining sizes and anticipating marking times

Before ordering, the safest bet is to have each player try on a size set during a session, rather than relying on parents' or players' claims. For young players, taking the next size up allows the kit to last for two years. The marking is decided upon ordering: numbers and names heat-applied on the back, club logo on the heart, partners on the front or sleeves according to the competition’s advertising rules. Account for manufacturing, printing, and delivery to receive the kits before the first game day, and keep a list of assigned numbers to reorder without duplication.

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Frequently asked questions

What fabric is used for a handball match kit?

Technical polyester, light and breathable, is a must: it wicks away sweat and dries between tournament matches. A slightly thicker mesh withstands snagging and repeated washes throughout a full sports season.

Can a player wear an undershirt under the kit?

Yes, a long-sleeved undershirt is allowed if it matches the dominant colour of the shirt, according to the IHF regulations on equipment. Planning this colour with the pack avoids comments from referees during winter.

Can sponsorship be displayed on the club's shirts?

Yes, partners can appear on the shirt and shorts, within the limits of the advertising rules set for each competition level. Check the allowed placements before finalising the design with the partner.

What should be included in a pack for a youth team?

The same trio of shirt, shorts, and socks as in seniors, in child or adolescent sizes according to stature. One or two spare shirts in the next size up allow for the inclusion of a player who has grown during the year.

What colour to choose for the second set of shirts?

Choose a shade that contrasts sharply with the main kit, often light if the first set is dark. This second set is used when the colours of both teams blend, which often happens away games.