Founded in 1988 near Parma, Errea outfits football clubs and extends its expertise to luggage. Our selection of bags Errea includes the backpacks Thor, Lynos, Blumm, and Booker, the wheeled bags Benson and Pro, the sports bag Baja, the messenger bag Lares, and a sac for six balls intended for coaches.
The expertise from Parma, from back to trolley.
Errea was founded in 1988 by Angelo Gandolfi, who still presides over it, and its headquarters are located in San Polo di Torrile, on the outskirts of Parma. The company remains family-owned: its logo was born from the combination of the letters R and A, the initials of the owners' children, and production is still managed from the Torrile factory.
The brand first made a name for itself in technical football kits, in Italy and then abroad, with a first contract signed in England in 1994 with Middlesbrough. Its bags follow the same logic: bags designed for clubs, often matching the colours of the teams it dresses.
To widen the choice, the adidas bags offer Tiro and Defender bags, as well as bags from major European clubs. The Mizuno range focuses on the Team line and its coach bags, while Tremblay CT supplies collective bags, briefcases, and equipment bags to clubs. A full range of bags from all brands can be found on the bags page.
Backpacks are the core of the range. The Lynos, with a capacity of about twenty-five litres, carries training kit, a water bottle, and a pair of boots, and is available in a Kid version to fit a child's back. The Thor, Blumm, and Booker offer different volumes and pocket arrangements, suitable for both club and school.
A backpack is chosen according to its use: whether by bike or on public transport, it frees the hands and distributes the load over both shoulders. For a young player, the child version prevents a bag that is too large from pulling back and straining the back on the way from school to the pitch.
For tournaments and travel by coach, the wheeled bags Benson and Pro are pulled like a suitcase and can hold equipment for an entire weekend. The Baja sports bag, along with the Mercury, Layton, and Basic bags, completes the range for Sunday matches, when a large volume without wheels is sufficient.
For the coaching staff, the Lares messenger bag keeps match sheets, licenses, and a phone handy, while the bag for six balls allows the coach to bring the session's equipment in one trip. Simple and sturdy bags, in line with the tradition of a supplier accustomed to clubs’ needs.
Black Friday and its equipment deals are the ideal time to equip a coach or player before the end-of-year holidays, when an Errea bag easily finds its place under the Christmas tree. Winter sales follow, then the French Days for equipment in spring, before the May tournaments. Summer sales and the return to training close the loop, and end-of-line models go to clearance. Every bag is prepared and shipped within 24 hours.
The logo combines the letters R and A, the initials of the founders' children. It serves as a reminder that the company, founded in 1988 near Parma, has remained a family business run by the Gandolfi family.
The Lynos in Kid version is designed for a child's back, with a volume suited for a kit, a water bottle, and shin guards. It remains compact enough to carry on the way to school.
For tournaments, long trips, or heavy loads, yes: the wheels spare the back. For a training session during the week, a shoulder bag remains lighter and easier to store.
It keeps match documents, licenses, a whistle, a pen, and the phone at hand, without having to rummage through the large equipment bag. It's the organisational tool on the sidelines.
Yes, that's even its original business: the brand has been outfitting clubs in Italy and abroad since it was founded. Its bags often help coordinate the gear with the team's colours.