Football training tracksuits

What is a training tracksuit?

A training tracksuit is a complete outfit, consisting of a matching jacket and trousers, worn by players before and after training sessions or during journeys to the stadium. It differs from match attire by its looser fit and materials designed for warming up or resting, not for playing. On this page, you'll find both club-branded models and more neutral versions offered by manufacturers.

Full tracksuit or set: what to choose?

The full tracksuit combines a matching jacket and trousers, a practical piece to cover the whole body before and after exercise. The set includes a jersey or t-shirt and shorts, a lighter combination intended for training or warmer days. The choice mainly depends on when the outfit will be worn: travel and warm-up for the tracksuit, active session for the set.

Available clubs and brands

Club collections coexist with ranges from equipment manufacturers, each with its own codes. You’ll find tracksuits and sets branded with clubs like PSG, the FC Barcelona, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, or Liverpool, alongside teamwear lines from Joma, Nike, Hummel, Macron, Mizuno, Puma, and adidas. These are suitable for individual use as well as for equipping an amateur team in football, handball, or for multisport use.

Shirts, tops, trousers: other pieces of teamwear

A tracksuit is often complemented with other training pieces, which you can check separately:

• The training shirts, worn alone during sessions or under a tracksuit on cooler days.
• The training tops, to complete an outfit without going for the full tracksuit.
• The training trousers, to be freely paired with a top or shirt.
• The training shorts, for sessions where trousers are unnecessary.
• The compression gear, worn under other pieces for muscle support.
• The socks, to complete the outfit down to the feet.

All these pieces are available on the Teamwear page, which gathers all training and club equipment.

When to find good deals on training tracksuits

Prices for tracksuits and training sets fluctuate mainly at certain times of the year: Black Friday, the end-of-year holidays, followed by winter sales and the French Days in spring. To keep track of these periods without waiting for a specific date, you can check the Black Friday page, the Sales page, or the Deals page, which are updated according to promotions.

Outside of these peak times, the Clearance page features items that are at the end of their collection life, while the Shipped in 24h page helps if you're looking for quickly available attire. The New Arrivals page allows you to spot models that have recently arrived in the catalogue.

Frequently asked questions

What size to choose for a club training tracksuit?

Club tracksuits generally follow standard adult sizes, but the fit varies depending on the brand and model: some manufacturers make them more fitted than others. If you're unsure between two sizes, it's safer to take the larger size, as the jacket and trousers are worn over an outfit rather than being tight against the body.

Can you wear a training set to play a match?

A training set with a jersey or t-shirt and shorts is not designed to replace match attire: it doesn't always have the same branding or fit. It works well for training sessions, friendly tournaments, or everyday use, but a match kit remains the standard for official competition.

Where to find a cheap club tracksuit?

Models from clubs like the PSG tracksuit or the one from FC Barcelona tend to change price mainly during major sales periods on the site. Checking the Sales or Deals pages at the right time is the best way to find a good offer on these items.

Is a training tracksuit suitable for sports other than football?

Some teamwear ranges, particularly from Hummel, Joma, or Macron, are used in both football and handball or for multisport use, with the fit remaining similar across sports. However, models branded with a football club’s colours are primarily designed for that sport.

Should the whole team choose the same brand?

It’s not mandatory, but equipping a group with the same range, for example from Joma, adidas, or Macron, helps with colour and size consistency. For a full team, it’s also helpful to check the training tops and training shorts pages from the same brand, to create a cohesive outfit.