Club player at Tuesday training, supporter in the stands on Saturday, and out in town for the rest of the week, the men's clothing page follows each of these moments. It brings together men's styles and unisex designs, from training outfits to everyday sweats, with pieces in the colours of American franchises.
First choose the type of clothing, then narrow it down by brand, size or colour.
Each item of clothing has its own page, which saves you from scrolling through thousands of clothes to find a pair of shorts.
A single player doesn't need the same materials depending on the time of day. On the court, lightweight polyester dries quickly and doesn't cling to the skin during intense play. During warm-ups, a zip layer that you can take off in seconds works better than a pullover. In the city, cotton and fleece come back into play for comfort and fabric durability over time.
Think of your wardrobe in layers rather than fixed outfits. A jersey, a pair of shorts, a long-sleeve t-shirt, and a jacket already cover most situations for a club basketball player.
Men's sizes primarily depend on chest measurement, yet many players first have a length issue. Long arms, tall torso, endless legs: check the length of sleeves and inseams in the guide of each item, not just the letter S, M, or L.
Mixed models are sized on a men's basis, so your usual size remains the right one. For taller builds, going up a size often sorts out the length, at the cost of some looser fit around the waist. The page also displays children's sizes: filter by age if you're dressing a young player.
These brands frequently appear in players' orders, both on and off the court.
To pay less, check the deals pages instead of waiting for a price drop on a single item. The special textile offers group current discounts on clothing, and the textile sales take over during sale periods. The Black Friday textile comes before the holidays, then the Christmas textile page helps find a gift. All year round, the clearance sells off the end of lines. Need an outfit quickly? The clothes shipped in 24h are here for that.
If you're not looking for yourself, other pages sort the clothing differently. The women's clothing features cuts designed for female players, and the children's clothing follows the growth of young licence holders. Fans of a European team can check out pro club kits, and those who think by type of item can browse the clothing categories. The textile brands allow filtering directly by manufacturer.
Not necessarily. Jerseys and game shorts are already cut loose, so your usual size is usually sufficient. Only go up a size if length is an issue, which is mostly the case for very tall players.
Yes, generally. Brands size their unisex models on a men's basis, with the same size chart. A man keeps his usual size, while a woman often goes down a size.
Wash it inside out, at low temperatures, without fabric softener, as it clogs the fibers and retains odours. Avoid tumble drying, which can damage prints and elastics. Laying flat or hanging to dry is enough; polyester dries quickly.
Polyester is the right choice for playing, as it wicks away sweat and stays lightweight when you sweat. Cotton absorbs moisture and becomes heavy after just a few minutes of effort. Save it for before and after the match.
Yes, as long as you choose the right sizing. The page also displays children's sizes, often indicated by age or height. A tall teenager usually goes up to adult sizes S or M, to be confirmed with the product size guide.