Competitions
Every competition has its own printing, badges and rules. Here the range is organised by tournament — from the 2026 World Cup and the Champions League to the Nations League and the Conference League — so you land straight on the right version for your shirt.
Atlético Madrid 26/27 Kang In La Liga Player Issue Home Name Set
World Cup 26 Gold Player Issue Patch
Argentina World Cup 2026 L. Martinez Home Name Set
Argentina World Cup 2026 J. Alvarez Name Set
Argentina World Cup 2026 J. Alvarez Home Name Set
Argentina World Cup 2026 Messi Away Name Set
Argentina World Cup 2026 Messi Home Name Set
Paris Saint-Germain UCL 2026/27 Vitinha Player Issue Away Name Set
Paris Saint-Germain UCL 2026/27 O. Debéle Player Issue Away Name Set
Paris Saint-Germain UCL 2026/27 Vitinha Player Issue Home Name Set
Paris Saint-Germain UCL 2026/27 O. Debéle Player Issue Home Name Set
Paris Saint-Germain Ligue 1 2026/27 Vitinha Player Issue Away Name Set
Paris Saint-Germain Ligue 1 2026/27 O. Debéle Player Issue Away Name Set
Paris Saint-Germain Ligue 1 2026/27 Vitinha Player Issue Home Name Set
Paris Saint-Germain Ligue 1 2026/27 O. Debéle Player Issue Home Name Set
England v Argentina World Cup Player Issue Match Detail
Why sort by competition?
Because it matters. A player appearing in both the domestic league and in Europe in the same season has two different name sets: different typeface, different sizing, often a different colourway. Sleeve badges differ per tournament too. So anyone recreating a shirt as it looked in a specific match starts with the competition, not the player.
What you will find per tournament
For the 2026 World Cup we stock the national squad name sets, supplied by Avery Dennison and ID Unlimited. In the Champions League the focus is on the starball sleeve badges alongside the name sets, including the Badge of Honour versions for the most successful clubs. The Europa League and Conference League each have their own colourway for the competition badge, and the Nations League is about the tournament-specific patches.
Building a complete shirt
A fully correct shirt usually consists of three parts: the name set for that competition, two competition badges on the sleeves, and where applicable a winners' or title marker. Everything in this category is player issue, so identical to what is applied to the match shirts. Pressing instructions vary by supplier and are listed with each item.