Lifestyle volley : trainers, joggers, jackets
Sneakers, hoodies, joggers, padded jackets, sunglasses: the lifestyle page of Direct-Volley dresses the volleyball player off the court, from the journey to the gym to the post-match meal.
The men's, women's, and junior pages separate the fits, the sneakers pages gather the urban trainers, and the brands page leads straight to your favourite supplier.
The volley style, away from the court
In volley, we spend as much time off the court as on it: minibus rides, all-day tournaments, team nights out. The lifestyle borrows from sport, with comfy sweatshirts, joggers, and sneakers, but for the city. These are clothes worn for pleasure, not performance. They don’t replace the match jersey or indoor shoes.
Men, women, juniors: three entry points
The page lifestyle men features t-shirts, sweatshirts, trousers, and jackets in a men's fit. The page lifestyle women offers the same items in a women's fit, plus leggings and bras. The page lifestyle junior dresses kids and teens, even down to baby sizes.
City sneakers: a page for every audience
Trainers make up a large part of the page. The men's sneakers, the women's sneakers, and the junior sneakers each have their page. Remember that sneakers are for the city: their soles aren't made for the demands of an indoor match.
By brand or by bestsellers
If you already have your brand, the page brands lifestyle takes you straight there. If you’re looking for ideas, the page bestsellers lifestyle shows the items that volleyball players pick the most.
adidas, Errea, Hummel: the signatures of volley style
- adidas dominates the page, from Breaknet and Tensaur sneakers to Adilette slides and three-stripe sweatshirts.
- Errea, an Italian volley brand, offers its Republic line in sweatshirts, jackets, and joggers.
- Hummel goes retro, with the Stadil sneaker and the Legacy line.
- Erima has everyday sweatshirts and t-shirts.
- Converse brings its city shoes.
- Le Coq Sportif completes the range with its t-shirts and sneakers.
Sunglasses, socks, bodysuits: the extras
The lifestyle goes beyond clothing. There are plenty of sunglasses on the page, useful for beach tournaments and for the city. Socks are often sold in packs, and baby bodysuits help dress the youngest supporter in the family.
The discounted lifestyle
The special offers lifestyle gather discounted items all year round. In autumn, the Black Friday lifestyle kicks off the promotion season, followed by the sales lifestyle.
Frequently asked questions
What’s the difference between a sneaker and a volley shoe?
A sneaker is designed for walking in the city, with a flat or thick sole and little lateral grip. A volley shoe cushions jumps and supports the ankle during movements. Playing in sneakers can lead to slipping and twisting your ankle.
How to put together a lifestyle outfit for a tournament?
A pair of joggers, a hoodie, and some sneakers are sufficient for before and after the match. Add a sleeveless puffer for cold gyms. Keep your game outfit in the sac.
Are lifestyle sizes the same as sports textile sizes?
Not always. lifestyle cuts are often looser or straighter than technical textiles. Compare your measurements to the size chart instead of your usual size.
What lifestyle gift for a volleyball player?
A sweatshirt from their favourite brand or a pair of sneakers are safe bets. For a smaller budget, packs of socks or slides are sure to please. Be sure to check their size first.
How to care for a fleece sweatshirt?
Wash it inside out, at low temperatures, with similar colours. Avoid the tumble dryer, which shrinks and pills fleece. This way, it stays soft longer.
