In many clubs, women's teams are still wearing kits designed for boys, while the women's clothing gathered here offers cuts designed for female players, alongside unisex models. Jerseys, shorts, leggings, sweatshirts, jackets, and socks are sorted by type, for matches, gym sessions or casual wear.
Look for the women's or unisex label on each item: it changes the size to choose.
A women's fit follows a narrower silhouette at the shoulders and a more defined waist, while a unisex model follows the men's pattern. On a jersey, the difference is noticeable at the armhole, which is more closed, and the length, which is often shorter. On shorts, the women's fit rides lower on the thigh and fits better at the waist.
Unisex models are still very much present on this page, especially in socks, club jackets, and accessories. They shouldn't be dismissed: often, just going down a size can give you a good fit.
To get straight to the point, each type of clothing has its own page.
For a match, you first need a jersey that allows free shoulder movement and shorts that don’t ride up at the first jump. Add a supportive sports bra, a base layer if the gym is cool, and non-slip socks. For pre-match, leggings or joggers, a zip-up jacket, and a sweat are enough to keep warm until the kick-off.
Women's basketball is played with a size 6 ball, smaller than the boys’ ball starting from U15. Also, check your club rules on uniform colours before buying a training jersey.
These brands are among those most frequently ordered by players on the site.
Good textile deals are found on a few pages. The special clothing offers group current discounts, and the clearance sells off end-of-line stock, often in women's sizes. Before holidays, the Black Friday textile lowers prices, followed by the clothing sales. For urgent orders, check out the clothes shipped in 24 hours.
Other pages sort textiles differently. Men's clothing also serves players who prefer a looser fit, and kids' clothing outfits young female basketball players. To support a European team, the pro club gear is the right entry point. The clothing categories and textile brands offer two other ways to search.
Generally, a woman who wears size M in women's fit takes size S in unisex or men's. The difference mainly lies in the shoulders and length. Always compare with the size guide on the product sheet, as each brand has its own sizing.
Yes, many female players wear unisex shorts, which are longer and baggier. Just make sure the elastic waistband has a drawcord to hold it on the hips during jumps. Going a size down avoids the overly loose effect.
A supportive sports bra, possibly followed by a thin base layer if the gym is cold. Choose synthetic materials that dry quickly rather than cotton. Long-sleeve baselayers can also be worn under a sleeveless jersey.
Shorts remain the norm on the court, as they allow the legs to move freely for footwork. Leggings are useful for warming up, physical preparation, or in a cold gym. Some players wear short shorts beneath their shorts to prevent chafing.
Wash it promptly after exercise rather than leaving it in the bag. Use a detergent without fabric softener, at low temperature, and turn the garment inside out before washing. Air drying also helps limit the proliferation of odours.