Training tops Jako

What does the Jako range offer in training tops?

The Jako range includes sweatshirts, jackets, and technical t-shirts designed for training and club travel, featuring a simple style found in many amateur and professional clubs equipped by the German brand. The models are crafted to be worn on the pitch as well as off it, during training, at the stadium, or while commuting.

These tops complement the club's match or training kits and often come in the colours of the teams that wear the brand, but there are also plain versions suitable for individual use.

What items can be found in the Jako selection?

The selection covers several types of tops, suited for different uses depending on the weather and the timing of the session.

• Training sweatshirts and jackets, often zipped, for warming up or covering up before and after the match.
• Windbreakers and softshells, designed to protect from the wind or rain during outdoor sessions.
• Technical t-shirts and jerseys, made from breathable materials, intended for effort during training.

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

If you're looking for another brand for your training tops, several brands are available on the site.

• The adidas selection, a historic reference in football for this type of clothing.
• The Nike selection, with technical cuts used by many clubs.
• The Puma selection, focused on comfort and everyday style.
• The Kappa selection, often associated with the kits of Italian and French clubs.
• The Macron selection, found in several professional clubs.
• The Uhlsport selection, more geared towards technical equipment.
• The Under Armour selection, for a more sporty look.

You can also go back to the full range of training tops to compare all the available brands.

How to choose your Jako training top according to the season?

The choice mainly depends on the conditions in which you train or travel. A technical t-shirt made from breathable material is suitable for sessions in warm weather or intense warm-ups, while a sweatshirt or zipped jacket serves as an extra layer before and after effort.

For outdoor training in cold or rainy weather, a windbreaker or softshell effectively protects without restricting movement. Many players layer several pieces from the range according to the weather, removing layers as the warm-up progresses.

When to look out for good deals on Jako training tops?

Several times of the year are good for finding great deals on training tops. Black Friday comes first in the calendar, followed by the year-end holidays, then the winter sales, and the French Days in spring.

Outside of these times, the clearance page and the deals page feature items available at reduced prices throughout the year. If you need an item quickly, the 24-hour shipping page can also be helpful, as can the regularly offered special offers. To see the new collections, the new arrivals page showcases the latest items added to the catalogue.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you wear a Jako training top outside the pitch?

Yes, most Jako sweatshirts and jackets are designed in a simple style that can be worn both casually and for training. They are often chosen for trips to the stadium or outside of the sports context.

How to determine the right size for a Jako top?

Sizes generally follow a classic logic of sportswear, but the cuts can slightly vary from one model to another depending on whether it’s a fitted t-shirt or a looser jacket. It’s advisable to compare with a similar piece of clothing you already own before choosing.

Are Jako training tops offered in a specific club's colours?

Some models feature the colours of clubs equipped by Jako, while others are available in plain versions that can be used without referencing a specific team. Availability by colour or club depends on the items in the catalogue at the time of your visit.

Can you wear a Jako top with a jersey from another brand?

Yes, there's nothing stopping you from pairing a Jako training top with a jersey or shorts from another brand, especially for players who train outside their club or who piece together their outfit section by section.

Are there Jako training tops for all seasons?

The range offers lighter pieces for warm seasons and jackets or softshells that provide more coverage for autumn and winter. The choice is mainly based on the weather at the time of training rather than relying on a single universal piece.