From the Velodrome to Bollaert, children proudly wear their club's colours. Our children's Ligue 1 selection brings together home, away and third kits from Olympique de Marseille, Olympique Lyonnais, Paris Saint-Germain, RC Lens, AS Monaco, and RC Strasbourg, with mini-kits for the little ones.
Your club's colours, in your child's size.
Founded in 1899, the Olympique de Marseille remains the first French club to have won the Champions League, in 1993. They play at the Vélodrome stadium under the motto Droit au but, in white and sky blue, and their kids' shirts come in home, away and third options, not forgetting special editions and mini-kits for babies.
Founded in 1970, the Paris Saint-Germain plays at the Parc des Princes and joined Marseille in the European honours by winning the Champions League in 2025, then again in 2026. Their kids' home and away shirts, in the capital's blue, red and white colours, are among the most wanted by young fans.
Does your child also follow foreign clubs? The Premier League kids' section features English clubs, La Liga kids includes Real Madrid and FC Barcelona, and the Bundesliga kids showcases Bayern Munich. The nations kids outfit supporters of the national teams, and other kids' clubs include Benfica or Ajax. All the teams are gathered in the kids' teams, and teenagers step up to Ligue 1 for adults.
Kids' shirts from Ligue 1 follow a size guide in centimeters: size 116 corresponds to 5 or 6 years old, size 140 to 9 or 10 years old, and size 176 to 15 or 16 years old. They are designed in a supporter version, with a looser cut than the players', made for moving and growing in.
A printing with the child's name uses the official typography of the league. For the little ones, OM's mini-kits bundle a shirt and shorts starting from the first months. Always wash the shirt inside out, at no more than 30 degrees and without a tumble dryer, to preserve the printing and badge.
Giving the OM, Lyon or Lens shirt always makes an impact on Black Friday and during the holiday season, and kids' promotions last through the winter sales, halfway through the season. The French Days for kids in spring accompany the final sprint, before the summer sales and the restart in August, when clubs unveil their new shirts. Last year's kits go to clearance, prepared and shipped in 24 hours.
The professional French championship was launched in the 1932-1933 season, with Olympique Lillois as the first champion. It took the name Ligue 1 in 2002.
The red and yellow of RC Lens have become over time a symbol of the mining basin: the blood of miners and the gold of coal, according to popular interpretation. These colours are a source of pride for all of Pas-de-Calais.
Droit au but is the historical motto of OM, inscribed on their badge. It encapsulates the offensive and direct mindset that the club has claimed since its founding, and which is echoed by the supporters at the Vélodrome.
Mini-kits are designed for little ones, from the first months up to about 4 or 5 years old. After that, the child moves on to classic kids' shirts, starting from size 116.
Yes, most clubs renew their home, away and third shirts every season. The historical colours remain, but the design, collar and details evolve, making old shirts collectible pieces.