Training Puma tracksuits

What can be found in Puma tracksuits for football?

This page brings together the training tracksuits from Puma sold as tops and bottoms, separately or as a complete set. You'll find tracksuit jackets, mostly zip-up and featuring a hood or a high collar, along with tapered trousers at the ankle to avoid hindering sporting movement.

The colours and logos usually reflect the visual identity of the clubs and teams equipped by Puma, which allows you to find a tracksuit that matches the training kit or match jersey worn elsewhere.

How to choose your Puma training tracksuit?

The choice primarily depends on the intended use: a complete set is suitable for warm-ups before matches or for trips to the stadium, while just a jacket is enough for more everyday use, outside the pitches. The materials used by Puma focus on breathability and lightness, with fitted cuts that don't hinder movement.

For a child, it's better to check the cut and length of the sleeves or legs offered, as junior ranges follow different sizing charts than adults. For club use, it's advisable to check if the model corresponds to what the team wears, as some sets are released depending on the brand's partnerships.

Other brands of training tracksuits

If you're looking for a model from another brand or want to compare cuts and materials, several nearby pages are available:

• The selection of adidas, with its recognizable three-stripe tracksuits.
• The selection of Nike, focusing on technical and breathable cuts.
• The selection of Macron, widely present in many amateur and professional clubs.
• The selection of Jako, a German brand specialized in club equipment.
• The selection of Kappa, for more vintage-styled outfits.
• The selection of Uhlsport, a brand also known for its goalkeeper equipment.
• The selection of Under Armour, focused on compressive and technical materials.

To return to the complete catalogue by category, the Tracksuits page presents all the available brands.

When to take advantage of the best offers on Puma tracksuits?

The prices of Puma tracksuits vary according to the site's sales periods: it is useful to keep an eye on certain pages at the right time rather than relying on a fixed price. Black Friday and the associated offers often concentrate some temporary reductions at the end of the year, just like the following year-end holidays.

The winter sales then allow you to take advantage of discounts on current stock, before the French Days in spring revive the seasonal offers. Outside of these periods, the Clearance, Good Deals, and Special Offers pages gather the ongoing promotions across the entire catalogue. Recently launched models can be seen on the New Arrivals page, and those available quickly on the Shipped in 24h page.

What is a Puma tracksuit used for?

The Puma training tracksuit is mainly worn before or after a session, to warm up or cover up while waiting for the match to start. Some models can also be worn off the pitch, like a casual outfit, thanks to more urban cuts that reflect the style of technical sets.

It should not be confused with the supporter jersey, intended to be worn during the match or when visiting the stadium, nor with the player version used on the pitch by professional teams. The tracksuit remains primarily a warming-up and travel garment.

Frequently asked questions

What size to choose for a Puma child’s tracksuit?

The junior sizing charts for Puma usually follow the age indicated on the product sheet, but cuts may vary slightly from model to model. If in doubt between two sizes, it is recommended to take the larger size to allow the garment to last longer.

Can a Puma trouser be worn alone, without the jacket?

Yes, Puma tracksuit trousers are designed to be worn independently of the associated jacket. Many players only wear the bottoms during sessions, reserving the jacket for warm-ups or cooler days.

Are Puma tracksuits printed with a club's name?

Some sets feature the visual identity of a club or team equipped by Puma, with an embroidered or printed logo. The personalised printing of a player's name depends on the model and is not systematically offered on training tracksuits.

What is the difference between a training tracksuit and a presentation tracksuit?

The training tracksuit is designed for physical activity, with breathable materials suitable for exertion. The presentation tracksuit, often more formal, is mainly used upon arrival at the stadium before a match and prioritises visual appearance over technical aspects.

How to maintain a technical Puma tracksuit without damaging it?

A wash at low temperature and without fabric softener generally preserves better the technical materials used by Puma, as fabric softener tends to clog breathable fibres. It is also preferable to avoid the tumble dryer to retain the fitted cut of the garment.