Volley supporter: wearing the colours
Our selection of supporter volley outfits dresses the fans of the French team: home and away jerseys from Errea, in men’s and women’s cuts, training tops with or without sleeves, arm sleeves and knee pads in the colours of the Blues. Everything you need to wear the tricolour in the stands, at a match or at the club, just like the Olympic champions from Tokyo and Paris.
Support the Blues, from the stands to the pitch.
Blue Olympic Champions in Tokyo and Paris
The French volleyball has changed significantly in three years. Under Laurent Tillie's leadership, the French men's team won the Olympic tournament in Tokyo, held in 2021, the first Olympic title in the history of French volleyball. Andrea Giani then took over, and the Blues retained their title at the Paris Games in 2024, in front of their home crowd at the Arena Paris Sud, beating Poland in the final.
In between, the Nations League also fell into the French hands in 2022 and again in 2024. Earvin Ngapeth, Jenia Grebennikov, and Antoine Brizard have become well-known figures well beyond the gyms, and the blue jersey has become a coveted item for fans.
By Team
The supporter selection is organized by team:
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Blue Errea Jerseys: Home, Away, and Women's Cut
The jerseys of the French team are made by Errea, the Italian equipment supplier that has partnered with the French Volleyball Federation since 2008, which has therefore dressed the Blues during their two Olympic victories. The home jersey features the national blue; the away jersey adopts an alternative colour that varies more from one edition to the next. Both are available in men's and women's cuts, more fitted at the waist and shoulders.
The supporter version maintains the design of the players' jersey in a slightly looser cut, comfortable for the stands. The training tops, with or without sleeves, replicate the warm-up attire of the Blues, with a women's version without sleeves.
Arm Sleeve and Knee Pad in French Colours
The arm sleeve in the French colours is worn on the forearm, where the ball hits for a dig: it reduces the redness from repeated receptions and displays the tricolour right on the club's court. The knee pad Errea Tokyo France, padded at the front, protects the knee during dives and slides in defence, in a design featuring the national team colours.
These two accessories are aimed at amateur players who want to gear up like their idols. They are chosen according to the arm or knee size: too tight, they restrict blood flow; too loose, they slip during the first jump. Hand washing or using a low-temperature wash helps maintain their elasticity and colours.
Good Deals
Good bargains can also be found in good deals, promotions, clearance, sales, and Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and 24-hour dispatched items are prepared and shipped within 24 hours. The major events of the year follow a stable order: the Black Friday at the end of autumn, the holiday season, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, followed by the summer sales and back-to-school season.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size should I choose for a supporter jersey of the Blues?
Your usual t-shirt size is suitable for the supporter version, cut to remain comfortable in the stands. If you plan to wear it over another layer on chilly evenings, choose one size up to retain ease at the shoulders.
Can you wear a supporter jersey to play volleyball?
Yes, for training or a casual tournament: the breathable fabric effectively wicks away sweat. In official competition, players, however, wear their club's numbered kit, in colours chosen by the team.
What gift to give a fan of the French volleyball team?
The blue home jersey remains the most appreciated gift, in men's or women's cut. For a club player, the arm sleeve or knee pad in the French colours combines practicality with symbolism, and the training top is worn daily.
How to wash a volleyball jersey without damaging the prints?
Turn it inside out and wash it at thirty degrees with a gentle detergent, without fabric softener, which clogs technical fibres. Air dry it rather than use a tumble dryer: the heat can weaken printed logos and any flocking.
In which competitions can you follow the Blues of volleyball?
The Nations League, held every summer since 2018, brings together the best national teams worldwide. This is complemented by the European and World Championships, and of course the Olympic Games, where the Blues were crowned in Tokyo and then in Paris.
