Football socks on sale

What is the sock selection on sale?

This page brings together football socks currently offered at a reduced price in the teamwear selection from Foot-Store. You'll find classic match socks, compression socks, and recovery socks, available in adult or adult/junior sizes, from various sports brands.

This operation isn’t set in stone: the models available change according to new arrivals and end-of-collection items, but the idea remains the same all year round, to have access to football socks at softer prices.

What brands of football socks can you find here?

The catalogue includes socks from Nike, Kappa, Erima, Puma, Select, Uhlsport, Macron, and Errea. Some references feature the colours of a club, like socks branded PSG, Chelsea, or Tottenham, while others are plain models designed to outfit a team or a group cohesively.

You’ll find both classic high socks and more technical socks, aimed at muscle support or recovery after effort.

Match socks, compression socks, or recovery socks: how to choose?

The choice mainly depends on when you plan to wear them. A classic match sock prioritises comfort and shin support during play, often alongside protection. A compression sock is more suited for training or physical preparation, snugly wrapping around the calf. A recovery sock, on the other hand, is typically worn after exertion to aid muscle rest.

If you're equipping an entire team, go for plain models available in several sizes, which are easier to harmonise from one player to another.

Other pages in the teamwear selection

Socks are part of a broader set of pages dedicated to training and match gear, which you can check out separately:

• The training jerseys, to outfit a group for training as well as matches.
• The training tops, to wear alone or with a tracksuit.
• The training pants, for sessions in cooler weather.
• The training shorts, designed for warming up and sessions in warm weather.
• The training tracksuits, to cover up before and after exertion.
• The compression clothing, to pair with socks of the same type for full muscle support.
• The technical underwear, to complete the outfit under the jersey or shorts.

You can also go back to the teamwear page to see all the categories of equipment on sale.

When to look for good deals on football socks?

The best opportunities to find football socks at reduced prices come around fairly regularly throughout the year. Black Friday usually kicks things off, followed by the year-end holiday promotions. Then come the winter sales, followed by the French Days in spring, and finally the summer sales and the back-to-school period, when new collections are added to the catalogue.

Outside of these key times, the sales page remains the entry point to spot discounted items across the entire site, including socks.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know what size of football socks to choose?

The size of football socks is usually chosen based on shoe size, with ranges indicated on each product page. If you're unsure between two sizes, it’s often better to opt for the larger size to ensure comfort in the shoe.

Can you wear compression socks every day?

Compression socks are mainly designed for training, intense effort phases, or recovery, rather than for everyday casual use. Some players reserve them for more demanding sessions or during periods of returning after a break.

Are there socks with club colours?

Yes, the catalogue regularly includes socks that feature the colours of certain clubs, in support versions. The availability of each item depends on current stock, so it’s useful to check the selection directly to see what's currently on offer.

What’s the difference between match socks and training socks?

A match sock is generally thinner and designed for a game feel, while a training sock may offer a bit more comfort or reinforcement for repeated sessions. The choice mainly depends on the intended use, whether it’s for an official match or regular training sessions.

Do football socks fit all shin guards?

Most high football socks are designed to cover a standard shin guard and keep it in place during play. However, it’s useful to check the height of the sock in relation to the size of the shin guard used, especially for younger players in adult/junior sizes.