Size Guide

Football jerseys don't fit like everyday clothing — most have an athletic cut made for playing, not daily wear. Before you buy, it's worth keeping these points in mind.

Authentic vs. replica: the cut isn't the same

The 'authentic' version (what players actually wear, sometimes called 'match' or under each brand's own tech name) has a body-hugging cut. The 'replica' or fan version has a looser, more comfortable everyday cut. If you prefer it roomier, look for replica; if you want the real match fit, look for authentic — either way it won't always match your usual T-shirt size.

The safest way to choose: compare, don't guess

Instead of relying only on your usual size, measure a jersey you already own and fits well (chest width armpit to armpit, and length shoulder to hip) and compare those measurements to the size chart each store publishes on its own product page.

Every brand sizes differently

Nike, Adidas, Puma and the rest don't use exactly the same sizing between them — an M from one brand isn't necessarily the same as an M from another. Always check the specific size chart for that store and brand before confirming your purchase.

Kids sizing

Kids' sizing usually runs by age or height (e.g. 8 years, 128 cm) instead of S/M/L, and these conversions also vary by brand — same rule applies: compare against something they already own before choosing.

Every product page filters to the sizes actually available per store — but the final fit depends on the store and brand, not on Football Cult. When in doubt, the store's own size chart is always the most reliable source.