Discover football tracksuits to equip your club or sports association: training models, pre-match kits, and leisure versions, for men, women, and children, from Nike, adidas, Joma, Mizuno, and Macron.
The Tracksuits selection brings together outfits designed for football clubs and multi-sport facilities, from the training model worn each week to the pre-match kit displayed on the bench. You’ll find cuts for men, women, and children, with hooded versions, full zip, or more classic styles, in the colours and ranges provided by each supplier. It’s a practical base for standardising a team or renewing a group’s training gear.
The tracksuit is part of a broader outfit, which you can put together by checking out the other pages in the club textile:
Five suppliers share the Tracksuits selection, each with their own lines. Joma and Jako offer models designed for amateur clubs, with cuts for men, women, and children, as well as leisure versions. Nike provides technical tracksuits for training and models for children, including a line associated with Kylian Mbappé. Adidas offers children's tracksuits in its Essentials range. Mizuno and Macron round off the offering with models for men and women suited for training as well as travel.
The right choice mainly depends on when the tracksuit will be worn. For training, opt for a technical material that wicks away sweat and a fitted cut that doesn't hinder movement. For pre-match or travel, a more classic tracksuit worn over an outfit is sufficient to standardise the group. For casual use, the so-called "leisure" models (like some Jako references) offer simple comfort without aiming for sports performance. For children, check the cut: children’s ranges often replicate the adult design in a size that fits.
The prices of tracksuits fluctuate with the site's commercial operations. The Black Friday is usually the first major event of the season, followed by the end-of-year festivities and then the winter sales. In spring, the French Days offer another interesting window before the summer sales. Outside these periods, the Club Good Deals page and the Stock Clearance section help spot discounted items all year round, while the New Arrivals page showcases the latest selections.
The technical fabrics used for training (like Nike's Dri-FIT or adidas' Aeroready) generally tolerate machine washing at low temperatures, but they lose their breathable properties if ironed or dried at high heat. It’s best to avoid fabric softener, which can clog technical fibres. Referring to the model's label is the safest bet, as compositions vary from one brand to another.
The children's ranges often mimic the design of the equivalent adult line, but in a size and proportions suited for a young player. The cut may be looser to allow for ease of movement, especially for models intended for casual use. It's useful to check the size guide specific to each brand before making a choice.
The tracksuits in this selection are sold individually, allowing you to equip a single player or order several sizes for a group. There’s no obligation to purchase a full set to renew a club’s outfit.
Yes, several models from the selection, especially the so-called "leisure" versions, are designed for everyday use as well as sports. They offer a simpler material than a technical training model but still remain comfortable for regular wear.
If you're unsure between two sizes, it’s usually recommended to go for the larger size if the tracksuit is to be worn over another outfit, like a training top or a shirt. The measurement chart specific to each brand, often indicated on the product page, remains the most reliable reference for making a decision.