Children's training tracksuits Nike

What is a child’s Nike training tracksuit?

A child’s Nike training tracksuit includes a top (jacket or sweatshirt) and bottoms (tracksuit trousers), designed to be worn before, after, or outside football sessions. Unlike match kits, it doesn’t feature a club’s colours but reflects the Nike brand identity, with cuts adapted to children's body shapes and activities.

These pieces can be worn for training as well as in everyday life, like going to school or travelling to the stadium.

Nike, adidas, Puma: other brands of children’s training tracksuits

If you’re comparing brands before making a choice, Foot-Store offers the same category available from various suppliers that you can check separately:

• Tracksuits from adidas, another well-known name in the children’s training market.
• Tracksuits from Puma, with their own cuts and colours.
• Tracksuits from Kappa, often associated with the identity of amateur clubs.
• Tracksuits from Macron, a brand also found in club equipment.
• Tracksuits from Jako and tracksuits from Uhlsport, two brands specialising in sports equipment.
• Tracksuits from Under Armour, for another choice of cut and material.

You can also go back to the children’s training tracksuits page to see all the available brands on one page.

How to choose a child’s Nike tracksuit for training?

The choice mainly depends on its use: a top alone is enough to complete an existing outfit, while a complete set is suitable for regular use both in training and outside. The cut and size are as important as the colour, especially for a child who is growing quickly and changing shape.

Also consider the season: a warmer top for autumn and winter, and lighter material for spring and summer training. If the child is already wearing a jersey or shorts from a specific club, the Nike tracksuit can be chosen in a neutral colour to easily match with other outfits.

Where can I find good deals on child’s Nike tracksuits?

There are several times of the year that are good for spotting a deal on a child’s Nike training tracksuit. The Black Friday kicks off the shopping highlights, followed by the holiday season, a time when Nike outfits for kids make great gifts. Then comes the winter sales, which you can keep an eye on at the children’s sales, followed by the French Days in spring, before the summer sales and the new season collections arrive.

Outside of these periods, the children’s deals page and the clearance page have offers that change throughout the year. To see what’s just arrived, the children’s new arrivals page updates with new releases, and the 24-hour delivery page helps spot models available quickly.

Top, bottoms, or complete set: what should you choose?

The top alone is suitable if the child already has appropriate tracksuit bottoms or is wearing bottoms from another brand. Bottoms on their own are often chosen to complement an existing jacket or sweatshirt. The complete set remains the simplest option for having a coordinated outfit, with matching top and bottoms right from the start.

Some children train in clubs and need a tracksuit for journeys or warm-ups, while others mainly use them outside the pitch: this choice will also guide you towards one format or the other.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size of Nike tracksuit should I choose for a child?

Size is generally chosen based on the child's age and body shape, keeping in mind that they grow quickly. If you’re in doubt between two sizes, choosing the larger size often allows the tracksuit to be worn for longer without being too tight.

Can a child’s Nike tracksuit be worn outside of football?

Yes, these tracksuits are not just for football training. Many children wear them daily, for school or leisure, due to their comfortable cut and sporty look.

How do you take care of a training tracksuit to make it last?

Washing at a low temperature and avoiding the tumble dryer generally helps preserve the material and colours for longer. It’s also advised to zip up fasteners before washing to prevent damage to the fabric.

Do the top and bottoms need to be bought together?

No, the top and bottoms can be purchased separately according to needs. This allows for completing an existing outfit or only renewing one of the two pieces if it has become too small.

When during the year is there the most choice in child’s Nike tracksuits?

The selection is usually widest at the start of the season when new collections arrive in the catalogue. The most sought-after sizes and colours may then become limited as the season progresses, leading some parents to anticipate their purchases.