Womens Soccer Gear
Storelli's womens soccer gear collection is designed specifically for female athletes who refuse to choose between protection and performance. Every piece in this lineup is built around the female form — from compression fits and ergonomic padding placement to lighter-weight construction that moves with your body during sprints, dives, slides, and tackles. Powered by XRD® Extreme Impact Protection technology that absorbs up to 90% of impact forces, this is US womens soccer gear engineered for serious players at every level.
Goalkeepers can build a complete kit starting with womens goalkeeper gloves that feature pro-grade German latex palms, removable finger spines, and a narrower hand-specific fit for better grip and control. Pair them with womens goalie jerseys for soccer built with XRD® elbow padding, anti-abrasion shoulders, and a breathable ¾-length design that protects without overheating. For lower-body defense, womens goalkeeper pants deliver padded coverage on the hips, thighs, and knees with NoBurn™ fabric that fights turf burn on every dive.
Field players benefit just as much from this collection. Womens sliding shorts with 3mm or 5mm XRD® padding protect the hips and thighs during tackles and aggressive play, while compression leggings with built-in shin guard pockets keep everything locked in place without added bulk. Every piece layers seamlessly under your team kit, so protection stays invisible on match day. Free shipping on orders over $75.
What to wear to soccer practice for females?
For practice, female players should wear moisture-wicking compression layers, shin guards, cleats, and protective shorts or leggings to guard against turf burn and impact. Storelli's womens soccer gear is designed to layer under your training kit, giving you padded protection on the hips, knees, and elbows without restricting movement.
What is women's soccer called?
In the US and most of the world, it's simply called women's soccer — or women's football outside of North America. The sport follows the same rules as men's soccer, and the growth of leagues like the NWSL has driven increasing demand for female-specific gear built to match the intensity of the modern women's game.
