Joma Winter Wear for Football Clubs

Winter is when grassroots football gets hard. Frozen training nights, rained-off Sundays, and coaches stood still on the touchline for 90 minutes. Joma winter wear is built for exactly that, keeping players, coaches, and parents warm and dry from October through to spring. At SX Sports, we supply the full Joma teamwear range of winter kit to clubs, schools, and teams across the UK, finished in your colours with your crest through in-house printing and embroidery.

Most people arrive here searching for a Joma coat or a Joma rain jacket to solve one problem: staying warm or staying dry when the weather turns. The range runs from lightweight windbreakers through to heavy insulated bench coats, in adult sizes from XS to 4XL and junior sizes from 4 to 5 years upwards, with women's cuts across much of the range. This page explains what each piece is for and how to get the whole club into matching winter kit.

Joma Coats and All-Weather Jackets

A Joma coat is the heaviest layer in the range, built for the people standing still the longest, substitutes, coaching staff, and anyone on the bench for a full 90 minutes. The Urban V and other insulated bench coats feature thermal fleece linings, a longer cut, and a high collar, so the cold cannot get in around the neck or waist. For milder days, or for players who feel the cold less, softshell jackets, mid-layers, and quilted gilets sit alongside full coats as lighter alternatives that still carry a crest well. Kitting the whole bench out in the same coat is a small thing that makes a big difference to how organised a club looks before a ball is even kicked.

Joma Rain Jackets for a British Winter

A Joma rain jacket is what keeps a session running when the sky has other ideas. Lines like the Championship and Trivor use water-resistant and wind-resistant fabrics with breathable panels, so players stay dry without overheating halfway through a drill. The lighter windbreakers fold down small enough to live in a kit bag permanently, ready for whenever the forecast turns on the way to an away game. Waterproofing varies by style, so if you specifically need a fully waterproof jacket rather than a showerproof one, it is worth checking the individual item, and we are happy to point you to the right option.

Everyday Jackets and Thermal Layers

Between the full coat and the rain jacket sits the piece most players actually live in, a softshell or padded jacket that works for training, matchday travel, and everything in between without ever feeling like too much. Underneath it, thermal base and mid layers do the quiet work, keeping a squad supple and warm through a January session rather than hunched up against the cold. That matters most for junior sides, where a decent thermal layer under the shirt is often the reason a full squad turns up, rather than half of it finding an excuse to stay warm.

Add Your Club Crest and Colours

Every piece of Joma winter wear can carry your crest, initials, and sponsor logo, finished in your club colours rather than sold as one generic option. It all happens in-house, on our own DTF printing and embroidery machines on Canvey Island, so nothing leaves our hands until it is finished properly. A crest works best as embroidery on coats and jackets, giving it a raised, durable finish, while print is the better call for larger sponsor artwork. Personalised orders typically land within 2 to 3 weeks, depending on the season and stock, and we would always rather give you a realistic date than one we cannot keep.

It is also worth thinking about winter wear alongside the rest of what the squad wears off the pitch. Clubs ordering Joma tracksuits and Joma training wear in the same order end up with one consistent look running through training, travel, and the cold months, rather than three kits that happen to share a badge.