White and sky blue, the star of 1993 above the crest: the OM shirt page brings together the official kits of the Olympique de Marseille, home, away and third in supporter and authentic versions, in short or long sleeves, in men's, women's and children's cuts, along with the goalkeeper's shirt, jackets and tracksuits of the club.
The white and blue of the Vélodrome, to wear everywhere.
Founded on 31 August 1899 by René Dufaure de Montmirail, OM moved to the Vélodrome Stadium in 1937, the year of its first title as champion of France. The club also collected ten French Cups between 1924 and 1989. But the date that remains in everyone's memory is 26 May 1993: in Munich, a header from Basile Boli gave OM a 1-0 victory against AC Milan, making Marseille the first French club to win the Champions League. This achievement is commemorated by the star above the crest on every club jersey.
To compare with other French kits, the page for Paris Saint-Germain features the jerseys of the main rival of the Classique, the page for Olympique Lyonnais showcases those of OL, the AS Monaco page has the Monaco diagonal, the Lille OSC page presents the Dogs, and the RC Lens page covers the blood and gold. The entire championship is gathered on the Ligue 1 page.
Partnering with the club since 1 July 2018, Puma will hand over to adidas in summer 2027, and each OM kit comes in two versions. The supporter version, cut straight, accompanies the stands and everyday life. The authentic version, worn by players, has a more athletic fit that is closer to the body, a lighter technical weave, and a heat-bonded crest. Long sleeves, appreciated on mistral evenings at the Vélodrome, are available for home, away, and third kits. For purists, the third authentic version exactly replicates the alternative kit worn in matches.
The women's kit of OM features the players' design in a fitted cut, more tailored to the bust, in home, away, and third styles. The children’s kits allow young supporters to wear the same outfit as their idols, both at training and in the stadium. The goalkeeper kit, in a different colour from that of the field players, appeals to young keepers who want to identify with the last line of Marseille's defence. For pre-match and post-match, the King Archive tracksuit jacket, styled after the brand's archives, and the Power Train trousers complete the outfit.
In Marseille and elsewhere, Black Friday opens the season for good deals, which can be found in the Club Promotions, ahead of the end-of-year festivities where an OM kit remains a sure gift for a fan. Winter sales arrive during the return phase, then the French Days in spring lead up to the final sprint of the championship. The summer sales and the return of training are the perfect time to search in the Clearance.
It sums up a game philosophy focused on attack and has been on the club's emblem since its early years. It has remained the official motto of OM and is still displayed around the crest.
The authentic kit fits close to the body: if you have a larger build or seek comfort, take a size up from your usual size. For the supporter version, your usual size is sufficient.
Choose the corresponding age range, or the next one up if your child is tall for their age and you want them to wear it longer. The children's kit replicates the adult design in an adapted cut.
The away kit is the second official outfit, used when the white blends with the opponent’s colours. The third, the third option, allows for more creative freedom for the supplier and changes style each year.
Yes, especially with the authentic version, designed for performance with a lightweight fabric that wicks away sweat. The supporter version is also suitable for a five with friends, but it is looser and a bit warmer.