Training and tracksuit trousers

Training trousers or tracksuit bottoms: what's the difference?

Training trousers are designed specifically for the session itself: fitted cut, technical material that allows the leg to breathe, often with a tapered bottom at the ankle to avoid hindering the foot in the shoe. Tracksuit bottoms serve a different purpose, closer to the locker room and travel: they are worn before or after the match, in the club's colours, for a look appropriate for warm-ups or when getting off the bus. Both families are available on this page, from adidas, Nike, Kappa and Errea.

Which brands and models can be found on this page?

The selection features adidas, Nike, Kappa and Errea, with lines designed for both training and presentation. At adidas, the Tiro and Squadra lines are a reference for clubs, just like the Krismano from Kappa or the Flann from Errea. On the Nike side, the Academy, Strike or Total 90 silos cover both daily training and presentation outfits. These models come in men's, women's, and children's versions depending on what's available.

How to choose between a child's size and an adult's size?

The choice depends more on the category of the player rather than the exact age listed on the label, as the cuts for children and adults follow different sizing charts from the brands. For a young player, it's better to opt for a child's cut, which is shorter and more fitted, rather than a reduced adult size that will fit poorly at the ankles. In case of doubt between two sizes, it's generally advised to go for the larger size to accommodate growth without hindering movement.

Jackets, tracksuits, training tops: other pages of club textiles

Trousers are not always bought alone; here are the pages that complete the club outfit:

• Tracksuits, the complete set of jacket and trousers for travel and pre-match.
• Jackets and padded coats, for staying warm on the bench or off the pitch.
• Training tops, to pair with the trousers for the session.
• Shirts and polos, for the club outfit on a daily basis.
• Shorts, an alternative to trousers for warmer sessions.
• Socks, to complete the player's outfit.

All of these pages belong to the section Textile by product, which groups all club equipment by type of clothing.

When to check offers on club trousers?

Several sales events on the site provide an opportunity to check prices on training and tracksuit bottoms. The Black Friday comes first in the year, followed by the end-of-year holidays, then the winter sales, and lastly the French Days in spring. Outside of these periods, the pages for special offers and sales showcase the ongoing deals on club textiles, while the clearance section helps find end-of-line items. The new arrivals page informs about the latest lines added to the catalogue, and the page for next-day dispatch lists items ready to ship quickly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can training trousers be worn off the pitch?

Yes, there's nothing stopping you from wearing training trousers daily, outside of sessions. Their fitted cut and technical material make them comfortable for both sporty and casual use, although their primary function remains training.

Do all players on a team need the same trousers?

For a uniform image during travel or collective sessions, most clubs equip their players with the same model and colour. This remains a club choice; there’s no rule that forces wearing identical outfits for solo training or outside collective time slots.

What material should be preferred according to the season?

For sessions in cold weather, a thicker material like fleece, such as some adidas Essentials references, provides more warmth. For more intense sessions or in mild weather, a lighter and more breathable material is more suitable, especially on models designed for pure training.

How to distinguish training trousers from tracksuit bottoms on a product page?

The name of the product usually indicates it right away in the title, with mentions such as “training trousers” or “tracksuit bottoms.” In case of doubt, the product description specifies the intended use, whether for pure training or presentation, helping to make the right choice based on need.

Do children's and adult trousers from the same range look similar?

Generally yes, ranges like Tiro or Academy showcase the same visual style in children's and adult sizes, which helps harmonize the outfit between young players and seniors in the same club. However, the cuts and sizing charts are specific to each age group.