Training Tops Puma

What is a training shirt Puma?

A training shirt Puma is a technical top designed for sessions at the stadium or training, different from the shirt worn in matches by the club. It prioritises a lightweight and breathable material, a loose fit that allows for ease of movement, and a construction designed to withstand frequent washes without losing shape. Puma offers this type of top in understated colours, often matched to the match kits of the brand's partner clubs.

This type of shirt is different from a match shirt worn by supporters or players: it generally doesn't display a numbered print or sponsor logo, and focuses primarily on comfort during training rather than match-day aesthetics.

Puma, adidas, Nike: comparing training shirt brands

If you want to compare training ranges from other brands before deciding, several pages are available to you:

• The selection adidas, a brand also very present in the equipment of many professional clubs.
• The selection Nike, with its own cuts and materials for training.
• The selection Macron, a brand frequently chosen by amateur and semi-professional clubs.
• The selection Jako, focused on collective equipment for clubs and football schools.
• The selection Kappa, with training tops in a more retro style.
• The selection Uhlsport, a brand also known for its goalkeeper equipment.
• The selection Under Armour, for a more performance-oriented approach.

You can also navigate to the Training shirts page to find all the brands grouped in one place.

How to choose your training shirt Puma?

The choice mainly depends on how you will use it: for individual sessions, team training, or group equipment for a club. For individual use, the fit and thermal comfort are key: choose a lightweight material if you often play in warm weather, or add a windbreaker for outdoor sessions during mid-season.

For a club looking to equip a whole team, it's useful to check the availability of sizes across the range, from the youngest player to the goalkeeper, as well as the possibility of personalising shirts with prints. Technical sweatshirts and windbreakers Puma often complete the set for rainy or cold days.

When to look out for deals on training shirts Puma?

Promotion periods occur every year and also include training gear. Black Friday and the end-of-year holidays are often the first opportunities in winter, followed by the winter sales. In spring, the French Days sometimes offer a chance to complete your gear before the season restarts.

To keep track of these deals without waiting for a specific season, you can check the Deals page at any time, the Clearance page for end-of-line items, or the Black Friday page during the relevant period. If you need a shirt quickly, the Shipped in 24h page lists items available for the quickest dispatch.

Training shirt Puma for a club or personal use

This choice depends on the context in which the shirt will be worn. A club that equips a full team will seek a coherent range, with multiple sizes available and a matching colour for the whole group, possibly complemented by training shorts and socks. A player buying for themselves will tend to choose their usual size and a colour they like, without necessarily aiming to match a whole team's kit.

In both cases, find new items from the brand on the New Arrivals page if you want to spot the latest references added to the catalogue.

Frequently asked questions

Can you print on a training shirt Puma like a match shirt?

This depends on the model and the reference chosen. Some training tops allow for a numbered print, especially for use in clubs, while others are designed as simple pieces without personalisation. It's best to check this information directly on the product page before purchase.

What is the difference between a training shirt and a match shirt Puma?

The match shirt is worn in competition, in player or supporter version, and usually features the club's official design with sponsors and logo. The training shirt is a more understated piece, designed for daily effort, and does not always reflect the complete visual identity of the club.

Is a training shirt Puma suitable for sports other than football?

These tops are designed for football, but their loose fit and technical material make them suitable for other physical activities like light running or gym training. However, they are primarily intended for use on the football field.

How to know your size for a training shirt Puma?

The Puma sizes may vary slightly from one model to another based on the cut chosen by the brand. It is recommended to consult the size guide available on each product page rather than relying solely on your usual size in another brand.

Do you need to wash a training shirt Puma differently than a regular shirt?

The technical materials used for training generally withstand machine washing at moderate temperatures, but a too-hot tumble dryer can damage the breathable fibres and prints. Washing inside out and air drying helps keep the shirt looking its best for longer.