Training tracksuits for children

What is a children's training tracksuit?

A children's training tracksuit is a complete outfit, made up of a matching jacket and bottoms, designed for warming up, training, or travelling to the stadium. There are two formats on this page: the classic tracksuit, which consists of a zip jacket and trousers, and the set, which usually includes a jersey or t-shirt paired with shorts. Both come in team or selection colours, or in more neutral versions for multi-sport use.

These outfits bear the visual identity of the teams (PSG, FC Barcelona, Chelsea, Real Madrid, England, among others) without featuring the technical cut worn by players on the field: this is referred to as a supporter version, designed for everyday comfort rather than competition.

What brands and models can be found on this page?

The catalogue includes tracksuits and sets from Nike, adidas, Puma, and Joma, available in sizes from baby to junior. Among the clubs, you regularly find PSG items (Strike or Dri-Fit ACDPR tracksuit), FC Barcelona (Strike range), Chelsea, or Real Madrid, as well as mini-kits in the colours of selections like England. The brand Hummel also offers sets of t-shirt or jersey paired with shorts for the younger ones.

Some models feature the name of a player, like the children's Nike Kylian Mbappé tracksuit, a choice for kids who follow a specific player rather than a club.

How to choose between a tracksuit and a set for your child?

The choice mainly depends on the intended use and the season. The complete tracksuit, with its jacket, is better suited for outdoor training or cooler days, while the set with a jersey or t-shirt and shorts is lighter and more appropriate for indoor use or warm weather. For the little ones, mini-kits capture the spirit of a team jersey in a simplified format, often worn daily rather than for training.

Nike, adidas, Puma, Joma: Brands by page

Each brand in the catalogue has its own page, to quickly find its children's tracksuits and sets:

• The page Nike features the children's tracksuits from the brand, including models associated with clubs like PSG.
• The page adidas collects the children's tracksuits from the three stripes brand.
• The page Puma showcases the children's models from the brand, including some linked to clubs followed by Puma.
• The page Kappa offers the children's tracksuits from the Italian brand.
• The page Jako gathers the Jako models for children.
• The page Under Armour presents the children's tracksuits from the brand.
• The page Macron collects the Macron models, often associated with clubs equipped by the brand.
• The page Uhlsport brings together the children's tracksuits from the German brand.

What other pages can a tracksuit complement?

A training tracksuit is often complemented by other pieces sold separately on the site. The training tops and training bottoms allow you to create an outfit piece by piece rather than a complete set. The training jerseys are suitable for warmer sessions, and the Teams page helps quickly find products from a specific club or selection. For children playing goalkeeper, the goalkeeper gloves page completes the kit. You can return anytime to the Children page to browse the entire junior catalogue.

Where to find good deals on children's tracksuits?

Several permanent sections of the site allow you to spot the best opportunities throughout the season. The page Black Friday, accessed via Black Friday, gathers the offers at the end of the year, followed by the festive season and then the winter sales. In spring, the French Days bring a new wave of discounts, before the summer sales. Outside of these peak times, the children's good deals page and the children's special offers page should be checked regularly, as well as the clearance for end-of-series items. For the latest season's arrivals, the children's new arrivals page is updated continually with new releases, and the shipped within 24h page helps to quickly find an available model without delay.

Frequently asked questions

What size tracksuit should I choose for a child?

The size is chosen based on the child's age and build rather than the usual adult size, as junior cuts are differently adjusted. In case of doubt between two sizes, it's better to opt for the larger size for a growing child, especially for a tracksuit worn for several seasons.

Is a children's club tracksuit the same as the one worn by players?

No, the tracksuits offered here are in supporter version, designed for everyday use and not for competition. They reflect the design and colours of the club, but not necessarily the same technical materials as the version worn by professional players.

Can a training tracksuit be worn outside of football?

Yes, some models in the catalogue are suitable for multi-sport use and are suitable for other activities besides football. Simpler sets, without club branding, are particularly well-suited for this purpose.

What is the difference between a set and a mini-kit?

A set generally combines a jersey or t-shirt with shorts for traditional sports use, while a mini-kit reproduces the complete identity of a team jersey in a format designed for toddlers, more intended for everyday wear than for training.

How to maintain a children's tracksuit so that it lasts several seasons?

Washing at a low temperature and without excessive spinning helps preserve the colours and club prints over time. It's also advisable to avoid the tumble dryer, which can damage printed or flocked areas.