Our selection of Packs brings together everything you need to create a complete volleyball outfit: home and away shirts of the French team, in men's, women's and libero versions, shorts Mikasa, Errea, Nike, Mizuno and France, socks Mizuno, Piu Adrenalina and France, Coven and Evo t-shirts, and a tracksuit jacket.
The complete outfit, from the shirt to the socks.
Putting together a volleyball outfit requires mixing several matching pieces: a lightweight top, often short-sleeved or sleeveless for female players, a snug short that doesn’t hinder dives, high or mid-high socks, and knee pads. Clubs coordinate these items in the team's colours, with numbers on the top and sometimes on the shorts. Our selection allows you to gather a complete outfit in one purchase.
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In volleyball, the libero, a specialist in defence and reception, must wear a shirt in a different colour from their teammates, so that referees can easily identify them: they cannot attack above the net or serve in certain competitions. The libero shirts and shorts of the French team, twice Olympic men's champions, adhere to this rule, alongside the home and away shirts for both men and women.
The women's shorts from Mikasa, Errea Premier, and Amazon, Nike Performance, as well as the Mizuno Team short, are fitted and offer complete freedom of movement. The socks from Mizuno, Piu Adrenalina, and France, high or mid-high, protect the shins during slides. The Coven and Evo t-shirts and David jacket complete the warm-up outfit. Wash your outfit at thirty degrees, inside out, without fabric softener, to preserve the numbers.
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The libero, a specialist in defence and reception, follows specific rules: they cannot block or attack above the net. Their contrasting outfit allows referees to identify them immediately.
Players wear snug shorts that are short enough not to hinder dives or jumps, while female players often prefer a short tight fit. The fabric should be stretchy and breathable.
Combine a lightweight top, snug shorts, high or mid-high socks, and knee pads. A club coordinates these elements in the team's colours, with numbers on the top and sometimes on the shorts.
They protect the shins and knees from burns during slides and dives on the court, and keep the knee pads in place. Their technical fabric also limits blisters during repeated jumps.
The shirt should be fitted but not tight, to avoid restricting arm movement during spikes and serves. Women's versions are cut closer to the body, often sleeveless or short-sleeved.