Training trousers Puma for club

Training, jogging or tracksuit bottoms: what’s the difference?

These three types serve different purposes. Training bottoms are designed for free movement during sessions, often made from a light and breathable material. Jogging bottoms prioritise comfort for everyday wear, with a more relaxed fit suitable for before or after the match. Tracksuit bottoms, on the other hand, are the classic warm-up piece, often matched with a jacket to create a complete outfit upon arrival or departure from the pitch.

Some styles are available in children's versions, with tailored fits and sizes suitable for young players, to support the youth categories of clubs.

The other textile pages Puma to equip your club

This pair of bottoms is part of a larger textile collection offered under the Puma brand for clubs. You can separately check the other pieces that make up the complete outfit:

• The matching tops in the selection of training tops, to wear with these bottoms for a cohesive look.
• The shirts and polos Puma, for match day or the club’s official wear.
• The training shorts, for sessions when pants aren't necessary.
• The socks to complete the outfit from head to toe.
• The jackets and coats, to pair with the tracksuit bottoms for colder days.

The complete textile ranges for the club are also available by line, including TeamGoal, TeamPacer, Ultimate, TeamRise and TeamFinal, to find a coherent outfit from top to bottom. You can also return to the complete selection of Puma to see all available pieces.

What brands are found among training bottoms for clubs?

Several brands are featured on this page, alongside Puma, including Nike, Nike ACG, adidas, Mizuno, Errea and Kappa. Each brand offers its own lines: for example, the tapered and technical cuts from Nike for daily training, or the more classic trousers from adidas for youth categories. This variety allows you to compare cuts and materials before choosing the outfit that best suits your club.

When can you get the best deals on training bottoms?

The prices of training bottoms change throughout the site's sales events, which is better to keep an eye on regularly rather than waiting for a specific date. Black Friday remains the first major event of the year, followed by the Christmas holidays, and then the winter sales. In spring, the French Days often provide opportunities to complete your outfit before the season resumes.

Outside of these periods, the page Good Deals and the page Clearance gather items to keep an eye on all year round. If you need a pair of bottoms quickly, the selection Shipped in 24h might also interest you, as well as the New Arrivals to discover the latest products and the Special Offers of the moment.

How to choose the right size and material?

The choice primarily depends on the use: training bottoms should be fitted to avoid hindering movements, while tracksuits or jogging bottoms can be chosen a bit looser for comfort before and after exercise. For youth categories, make sure that it's a children’s reference, as the cuts and sizes are not the same as adult models.

The material also matters depending on the season: light and breathable fabrics are suitable for intensive sessions or the warmest months, while thicker pants, sometimes lined, are better suited for winter training or warm-up times.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you personalise a training bottom with the club's name?

Personalisation depends on the model and is not systematic on this page. For a collective outfit project with a logo or name of the club, it’s best to check directly on the product page if this option is available.

What is the difference between training bottoms and tracksuit bottoms for an amateur club?

For use in an amateur club, training bottoms are suitable for sessions on the pitch thanks to their fitted cut, while tracksuit bottoms are more suitable for travel, warming up, or match days off the pitch.

Do children’s bottoms have the same cuts as adult models?

No, children's references are designed with specific proportions and sizes, distinct from adult models, even when the design follows the same visual line.

Should I take the same size as my other sportswear?

Not necessarily, as cuts vary according to the brand and line. It is advisable to compare the size guide specific to each reference rather than relying solely on a usual size.

Can jogging bottoms replace tracksuit bottoms for warming up?

In reality, jogging bottoms can work for light warm-ups, but tracksuit bottoms are more designed for this use, especially when paired with a matching jacket to create a complete outfit.