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Training Trousers Jako

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The training trousers Jako accompany football clubs looking for a technical and comfortable garment. Fitted or looser cut, elasticated waist, breathable materials: the Jako range is perfect for both daily training and journeys to the stadium.

Here you can find all the available Jako models to pair with the rest of your club's training kit.

What is a Jako training trouser?

A Jako training trouser is a sports garment designed to support football sessions, from physical conditioning to technical drills. The German brand outfits many amateur clubs and football schools in France, with models crafted for comfort in movement and the freedom of leg motion needed for repetitive footwork.

What cuts of Jako trousers can be found at Foot-Store?

The catalogue offers a variety of cuts depending on the intended use: fitted models for a close-to-body fit, appreciated during warm-ups as well as off the pitch, and looser cuts that allow for more freedom during exertion. The materials used are generally breathable, with an elasticated waistband and a drawstring for adjustable support.

How to choose your Jako training trouser?

The choice mainly depends on the use: a fitted trouser is suitable for travel and club wear off the pitch, while a looser fit is often preferred for warm-ups and exercises that require a lot of movement. Also check the material listed on the product page, as some models are better suited for outdoor training in cool weather due to a more covering fabric.

Also consider the size: the sizing chart available on each product page can help you make the right choice, especially if you're ordering for a group or a whole team.

Adidas, Nike, Puma: other brands of training trousers available

If you're equipping a club or want to compare other ranges, several brands are available alongside Jako:

  • Adidas trousers, a historical reference for club equipment.
  • Nike trousers, with technical cuts designed for training.
  • Puma trousers, focusing on comfort and freedom of movement.
  • Macron trousers, often used in complete club kits.
  • Kappa trousers, available to complete a club kit.
  • Uhlsport trousers, a brand also present in goalkeeper gear.
  • Under Armour trousers, for a more sportswear approach.

You can also return to all training trousers to compare all available brands.

When to look out for the best deals on Jako trousers?

The prices of training trousers change according to sales periods, so it's helpful to know when to look at the right time. The Black Friday and the end of year holidays are generally the first opportunities of winter, followed by the winter sales. In spring, the French Days offer new deals, before the summer sales and the arrival of the new season's collections.

Outside of these periods, several pages remain active throughout the year: Bons Plans, clearance for end-of-line items, special offers, and new arrivals to spot recent models. If you need a trouser quickly, the page shipped in 24h gathers items available for the fastest dispatch.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Jako training trouser suitable for individual use or only for clubs?

It's suitable for both uses. A player can buy it for personal training, while a club can order several identical or different sizes to outfit a complete group.

What size should be chosen for a Jako training trouser?

The size depends on the cut of the chosen model, whether fitted or looser: it's better to refer to the sizing chart on the product page rather than the usual size worn in another brand. If in doubt between two sizes, the looser cut usually accommodates a slightly smaller size better.

Can you wear Jako trousers outside the pitch?

Yes, many fitted models are designed to be worn both during training and in everyday situations, particularly while travelling to the stadium or during pre-match warm-ups. The looser fits are more reserved for sports use.

How to care for a Jako training trouser?

Care instructions are found on the label sewn inside the garment and vary according to the fabric used. In general, washing on a low temperature and avoiding a tumble dryer will help preserve the fabric's elasticity and finishes.

Are there Jako trousers for all seasons?

The catalogue offers materials that vary in coverage depending on the intended season, with some models being specifically designed for outdoor training in cool weather. The product page specifies the composition, which helps guide your choice based on the season of use.