Kids' training kits

What is a children's training jersey?

A children's training jersey is a light outfit worn during club sessions, at school, or for leisure, distinct from the supporter jersey worn on match days. This page gathers jerseys, polos, t-shirts, and bras designed for football, handball, and team sports, in the colours of clubs like PSG, OM, or national teams. Sizes range from the youngest (Baby) to junior.

Jersey, polo, t-shirt, bra: which ranges to choose?

The choice mainly depends on the use and timing of the session.

• The classic jersey, available in short or long sleeves, remains the most commonly worn piece for football sessions.
• The polo is suitable for times when the child stays dressed before or after training, especially for Prematch or warm-up outfits.
• The technical t-shirt can be worn alone or under a jersey, for both football training and other team sports.
• The bra is for young female players during football, handball, or other team sports sessions.

Shoes, tops, and bottoms for training: pages to complete the outfit

The training jersey is complemented with other items available in nearby pages dedicated to children.

• The children's football shoes, for playing on synthetic or natural surfaces depending on the training ground.
• The children's training tops, jackets and sweats worn before or after the session.
• The children's training bottoms, shorts and trousers matching the jersey.
• The children's training tracksuits, for cooler days or trips to the pitch.
• The children's goalkeeper gloves, for young players occupying this position.

All the children's pages can be found in the Children category.

Which brands offer children's training jerseys?

The catalogue features children's training jerseys from Puma, Nike, adidas, Hummel, and Givova. The models include outfits from clubs (PSG, OM, Chelsea, Inter Milan, Real Madrid), national teams, and technical lines like Dri-FIT from Nike. The choice of brand mainly depends on the club or team your child wants to support, with technical characteristics remaining similar across brands for this type of product.

When to take advantage of good deals on children's training jerseys?

Several sections of the site gather the best deals at the moment, to check according to the time of year.

• The Black Friday and end of year holidays are often opportunities to renew training outfits before the season resumes.
• The sales and French Days in spring allow you to complete outfits during the season.
• The clearance page groups references that are nearing the end of their lifecycle, to be monitored throughout the year.
• The good deals and special offers include ongoing promotions across the entire catalogue.
• The new arrivals page showcases the latest outfits that have just arrived, to check at the launch of a collection or competition.
• The shipped within 24h page helps to identify references available quickly before a return or competition deadline.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find a cheap children's training jersey?

The sales, clearance, and good deals pages list children's training jerseys offered at the best prices currently available. These sections change depending on the season and ongoing collections.

What’s the difference between a training jersey and a supporter jersey?

The training jersey is worn during club or school sessions, while the supporter jersey features the outfit worn in matches. Both can display the colours of the same club, but their use and fit differ.

How to choose the size of a training jersey for a child?

The size is chosen based on the child's age and morphology, from Baby to Junior, and size charts vary slightly from brand to brand among Puma, Nike, adidas, Hummel, and Givova. If in doubt between two sizes, it's best to choose the larger size to accommodate growth.

Can a training jersey be worn for a sport other than football?

Yes, several models on this page are suitable for handball and other team sports, particularly the technical t-shirts and bras. The choice mainly depends on the comfort desired rather than the sport played.

Do children's training jerseys exist in the colours of clubs and national teams?

Yes, the catalogue offers training jerseys printed in the colours of clubs like PSG, OM, Chelsea, Inter Milan, or Real Madrid, as well as national teams. These models reflect the visual identity of the club or team for training sessions outside of matches.