Sixty minutes of play, with the clock stopped at every timeout: a handball player goes through sprints, duels and ground receptions, and their men's handball clothing must keep up without ever getting in the way.
From match jerseys to training pants, including compression wear and post-match gear, each page below addresses a specific moment of the week.
The field players of the same team wear identical outfits. The goalkeeper is distinguished by their colour and can wear long trousers in their choice of colour, while field players are limited to shorts and black or matching leggings. The referee wears a colour that sets them apart from both teams. The goalkeeper textile and referee textile pages gather these specialized outfits, useful to complete a club jersey set.
The weight training session takes place in a technical t-shirt, 2-in-1 shorts, and low socks. Team training requires shorts, a t-shirt, and in winter, an undershirt. On match day, it's a numbered jersey, team shorts, high socks, and black shorts. Before and after, the sweat, jacket, and tracksuit bottoms keep the muscles warm, with a puffer jacket completing the look in cold gyms.
Supporters can find the jerseys of the France team, dressed by adidas, and those of clubs like PSG Handball, outfitted by Nike. The t-shirts and shorts of the France team complete the set. Club jersey details are on the men's jersey page.
Most items are cut for men, while another part is mixed and suitable for female players as well. A men's cut is longer in body and wider at the shoulders. Taller builds should check the body and sleeve length indicated on the label, especially for a goalkeeper's jersey or jacket.
Female players have their page, the women's textile, with more fitted cuts. For juniors, the junior textile includes most ranges in children's sizes. Outfits are also sorted by brand on the textile brands page.
Men's items on promotion can be found in the special textile offers and in the men's clearance. The Black Friday for men, followed by the men's sales, are the perfect times to outfit a team or refresh your gear.
A jersey or t-shirt, shorts, a pair of leggings, two pairs of socks, a jacket or sweatshirt, and a towel. Add resin if your club allows it and a water bottle. A separate bag for wet items prevents odours.
In training or recreationally, yes. In competition, the entire team wears the same numbered jersey on the front and back. A football jersey is often looser, which gives defenders more hold.
Wash it inside out, at thirty degrees, with similar colours. No fabric softener or tumble dryer, as they dull and weaken the prints. Dry it in the shade.
One outfit per session, or at least two to rotate, to never end up with wet textile. Bundled t-shirts and socks make rotation easier. The match jersey stays separate.
The smaller size for a jersey or compression, which should fit close to the body. The larger size for a sweatshirt, jacket, or trousers, which are worn over other layers. The brand's size chart is authoritative.