Puma Football Kits for Clubs and Teams

If Puma is on the shortlist for your club's next match kit, start here. SX Sports is a genuine Puma teamwear supplier to grassroots, youth, school and semi-pro sides across the UK, and every shirt, short and sock in this Puma football collection can be personalised with your crest, squad numbers and sponsor before it reaches your players. If you are still weighing up training wear, benchwear, and coachwear alongside the strip, browse the wider Puma teamwear range. We have been kitting out clubs since 2001 from our base in Canvey Island, Essex, and we still run as a family business, so you deal with the same people who handle your artwork and your reorders.

What a Puma Football Kit Includes

A Puma football kit consists of a match shirt, shorts, and socks, usually ordered as a matching set in club colours, with a goalkeeper kit, training wear, and benchwear available alongside it. That is the standard 3-piece match strip most clubs order for a squad, and it is what we quote for unless you tell us otherwise.

You are not locked into the full set. Clubs order the 3 pieces together for a new home or away strip, then come back to order the single elements later in the season. Socks are usually the first casualty, and shorts often need replacing before shirts do. Because Puma teamsport lines are stocked ranges rather than one-off drops, a replacement matches what the rest of the squad already wears.

Shirts come in short- and long-sleeve options across most ranges, which matters for winter football on an exposed pitch. Sizing runs from junior through to adult in the same designs, so an under-9s side and a first team can wear the same kit without compromising either. Goalkeeper kits, footballs, kit bags, and bench jackets can be included in the same order, which keeps the whole club looking consistent.

Puma Football Shirts, Shorts, and Socks

Our Puma football shirts section covers the Puma teamsport ranges clubs actually use week to week, including teamGOAL, teamLIGA, teamRISE, and teamFINAL. Each has its own look, from clean single-colour shirts that suit a traditional club identity to striped and panelled designs for teams that want more edge. What they share is a lightweight, breathable fabric that holds its shape and colour through a full season of Sunday football and repeated washing, which is the honest test for grassroots kit. 

Shorts are sold separately, so you can pair them properly. Most clubs match the shorts to the shirt within the same Puma range, but plenty run a contrasting colour to sharpen the strip up, and both work because the colourways carry across the ranges. Our Puma football shorts collection includes youth sizing in the same designs as the adult range, and shorts can feature a printed number or sponsor if you want the kit to look fully finished. Goalkeeper shorts and padded options sit in the same family.

Socks get overlooked until a referee raises them at kick-off. Most leagues expect outfield players in matching socks that are clearly distinguishable from the opposition, so confirm the sock colour on both your home and away Puma football kits before you order. Our Puma football socks collection covers junior and adult sizes in the core team colours, and because they are stocked lines, replacing a lost pair in November is a quick job rather than a redesign. Ordering shirts, shorts, and socks together as complete Puma football kits also means everything arrives in one delivery, so the squad can change into the new strip on the same day.

Custom Club Colours, Crests, and Numbers

Every piece of Puma kit ordered through us can be personalised in our own workshop with club crests, squad numbers, player names or initials, and sponsor logos. Nothing goes out to a third party, which is why we can keep a whole squad's branding consistent and turn around a small addition without restarting a production run.

We use 2 methods, and each has a job. DTF printing handles numbers, names, and sponsor artwork, delivering a sharp edge and a finish that withstands a season of washing without cracking or peeling at the corners. Embroidery is our default for club crests and for coachwear and benchwear, where a stitched badge looks better and lasts longer. If your badge has fine detail or many colours, we will honestly tell you which method suits it best.

Colour matching is part of the process. We check how your crest and print will sit against the shirt colour you have chosen, because a dark badge on a navy shirt disappears from 20 metres away. If you have an existing badge file, we will work from it, and if all you have is an old shirt or a low-resolution image, our team can usually work the artwork up. Review the full scope of our in-house printing and embroidery service, including shirt numbers, initials, and sponsor logos, before you commit.

Personalised kit is made to order, so sizing is worth nailing down before anything goes under the press. We can send size sets or size charts so players can try before they print. As a guide, personalised orders typically take around 2 to 3 weeks, depending on the range, the artwork, and how busy pre-season is. We would rather give you a realistic timescale than a date we cannot stand behind. Ring us for current lead times before you set a deadline with your league.