Children's training tracksuits Puma

The children's training tracksuit Puma, for what use?

The children's training tracksuit Puma accompanies club sessions, warm-ups before a match, and daily journeys. It usually consists of a zipped or closed jacket and matching trousers, designed to remain comfortable during activity as well as off the pitch. It's a piece that young players wear both for training and at school or during club trips.

What styles and materials can you find with Puma for children?

The Puma tracksuits for children come in various styles, from fitted models close to the body to looser models allowing freedom of movement. The technical fabrics used are designed to wick away sweat and dry quickly, which is an important point for children who engage in several activities in the same day. Depending on the models, you can find jackets with high collars or classic collars, and tapered or straight-leg trousers.

How to choose the size of a Puma tracksuit for your child?

The size of a Puma children's tracksuit is first chosen based on the child's age and body shape, keeping in mind that a training outfit should remain loose to not hinder movement. If in doubt between two sizes, it's advised to go for the larger size rather than the smaller one, especially for a growing child. A tracksuit that is too tight limits the range of technical movements, while one that is too big can hinder running.

Other brands of training tracksuits for children

If you’re comparing children's tracksuits before making a choice, several brands are featured on Foot-Store alongside Puma:

• The selection of adidas, with its classic designs featuring stripes.
• The selection of Nike, focusing on lightweight technical fabrics.
• The selection of Kappa, with models often used as club kits.
• The selection of Macron, geared towards team equipment.
• The selection of Jako and that of Uhlsport, two German brands available in amateur clubs.
• The selection of Under Armour, which is more focused on overall sports performance.

You can also return to the complete page of children's training tracksuits to compare all the available brands.

Good Deals: When to look for offers on Puma children's tracksuits

Prices and discounts vary by season, but some times are better for spotting a good deal on a Puma children's tracksuit. Black Friday and the end-of-year holidays often mark the beginning of winter promotions, followed by winter sales and then the French Days in spring. Foot-Store consolidates these promotions on dedicated pages you can check directly: the sales, Black Friday, good deals, and clearance.

For children specifically, the pages children's sales and children's good deals allow you to filter offers without having to go through the entire adult catalogue. If you’re looking for the latest arrivals, the page children's new arrivals presents recent models as soon as they are online, and the page shipped in 24h gathers the references available quickly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a Puma children's training tracksuit be worn outside of sports?

Yes, most Puma models for children have a fairly simple cut that can be worn daily, at school, or outside of sports sessions. It's even a common use, as these sets are designed to be comfortable all day long and not just during activity.

Should you take the jacket and trousers in the same size?

Not necessarily: a child may have a body shape that requires different sizes for the top and bottom, especially during a growth spurt. It's possible to put together an outfit with two different sizes if the model allows it, as long as the colours and design match.

What’s the difference between a training tracksuit and a match kit?

The training tracksuit is worn before or after activity, or during club sessions, while the match kit refers to the shirt and shorts worn during competition. Both are designed differently: the tracksuit prioritises comfort and protection from the cold, while the match kit focuses on lightness.

How to care for a Puma tracksuit to keep its colours?

Washing at low temperature and inside out helps reduce wear on the colours and prints on technical fabrics. It's also advised to avoid the tumble dryer for this type of clothing, as heat can damage the synthetic fibres used in sports tracksuits.

Do Puma children's tracksuits come in the same colours as official club kits?

Some models feature colour schemes similar to club kits, but a generic Puma training tracksuit is not always identical to the official version worn by a specific team. To get an outfit linked to a particular club, you need to check that the model corresponds to the collection of the club you're looking for.