Joma Goalkeeper Kits for Clubs and Junior Keepers

Every football team needs a goalkeeper, and every goalkeeper needs a kit that stands apart from the outfield ten. At SX Sports, we supply Joma goalkeeper kits for clubs, schools, and junior teams across the UK, from first-time mini-soccer keepers through to senior number 1s. Each kit can be finished with your club crest and the keeper's number through our printing and embroidery service, and it sits alongside the rest of your Joma football range so the whole team looks like one club.

Buying for a keeper is a slightly different job from ordering the rest of the kit. You are usually buying for one or two players rather than a full squad; the sizing has to keep up with a growing junior, and the colour cannot clash with anyone else's. This page covers what a Joma goalkeeper kit includes, the padding and sleeve options, how sizing works, and how to get the number and name on it.

What a Joma Goalkeeper Kit Includes

A Joma goalkeeper kit is usually a jersey with matching shorts, and many of the sets are padded at the elbows to take the sting out of diving on a hard pitch. Some lines come as a complete set, such as the Winner and Pro Fort sets, while ranges like the Area and Zamora are sold as standalone goalkeeper shirts you can pair with keeper shorts. That gives you the choice of a ready-made set for a young keeper or a mix-and-match option for a senior who is fussy about fit. Whichever you choose, the kit is built to be seen and to survive a season of diving about.

Padding and Sleeve Options

Goalkeeper shirts come in long-sleeve and short-sleeve, and the right choice usually depends on the time of year and the keeper's preference. Long-sleeve shirts like the Area and Zamora are the traditional pick for the British season, with padded elbows that add comfort when you are landing on cold, firm ground. Short-sleeve sets such as the Winner suit work well in warmer weather and for younger keepers who find long sleeves a nuisance. There is no single right answer here, so if you are ordering for a club, it is worth offering both and letting each keeper pick.

Junior and Adult Goalkeeper Sizing

Joma goalkeeper kits run all the way from 4 to 5 years through to adult XXXL, so that you can cover a mini-soccer debut and a senior number 1 from the same range. Sizing varies slightly across the different lines, so the guide below is a general starting point rather than an exact measurement. For a growing junior, it is often worth going a size up so the kit lasts the full season, and we are always happy to help you check before you order.

Add the Keeper's Number and Name

Every Joma goalkeeper kit we supply can be personalised with the keeper's number, name, and your club crest and sponsor. We apply all of it in-house on our own DTF printing and embroidery machines at our base on Canvey Island, so the finish matches the rest of your kit and we keep control of the timings. Most keepers take the number 1, but we can print any number and name you need. Personalised orders usually take around 2 to 3 weeks, depending on the time of year and stock, and we will give you an honest timescale up front rather than a fixed date we cannot keep. Because the keeper kit is finished in the same workshop as the rest of your Joma teamwear range, the badge and lettering match right across the squad.

Choosing a Colour That Stands Apart

The Laws of the Game require the goalkeeper to wear colours that tell them apart from the other players, the referee, and the assistant referees. In practice, that means picking a keeper colour that will not clash with your outfield kit or with the sides you play most often. This is why Joma goalkeeper kits come in bold, high-visibility colours like fluo green, fluo yellow, and pink, as well as the classic black. If your league is full of teams in green or yellow, it is worth ordering a keeper colour that cuts through, and we can advise on a shade that keeps your number 1 clearly visible.