Children's training kits for football

What training shirts for kids can you find at Foot-Store?

This page brings together football training shirts for kids, in the colours of clubs (OM, PSG, Inter Milan, Chelsea, Real Madrid) or national teams, as well as more neutral models like the Nike Dri-FIT or Total 90 ranges. Some items reflect the pre-match or warm-up styles worn by players, while others are designed for daily training at the club.

The technical fabrics (like Dri-FIT from Nike) help wick away sweat, which is an important aspect to consider for a child who is going through training sessions.

Shirt, polo, t-shirt, sports bra: which piece to choose for training?

The choice mainly depends on the usage and the season. The shirt is still the most common piece for club training, with or without printing. The polo is suitable for more formal moments around the pitch, like pre-match or team travels. The t-shirt, often simpler and more breathable, works well for training and multi-sport settings. The sports bra is mainly for young female players looking for proper support during exercise.

adidas, Nike, Puma: which brands to offer for kids' training?

Foot-Store arranges its kids' training shirts by brand, allowing for comparison of the cuts and technologies specific to each:

• The adidas selection, a safe bet for football training, from amateur clubs to national teams.
• The Nike selection, featuring Dri-FIT shirts designed for sweat management.
• The Puma selection, which also offers training shirts for young players.
• The Kappa selection, a historic sportswear brand.
• The Uhlsport selection, often associated with goalkeeper gear but also present in training shirts.
• The Under Armour selection, for families looking for an alternative to the big historical football brands.
• The Jako selection, a brand focused on team sportswear.
• The Macron selection, known for providing gear for many European clubs.

How to complete your child's training outfit?

A training shirt is often paired with other pieces of the same style. You can check the training tops for cooler days, the training bottoms to match the shorts or trousers, and the training tracksuits for before and after sessions. For a child who plays as a goalkeeper, the selection of goalkeeper gloves completes the gear, and the football boots remain the key item not to forget. If your child supports a particular team, the Teams page groups jerseys by club and selection.

When to take advantage of good deals on kids' training shirts?

Several key times of the year are great for finding good deals on kids' training shirts. The Black Friday, which can be accessed from the Black Friday page, often marks the first big promotional event of the season. Following that are the year-end holidays, then the winter sales that you can find on the Sales page or its children's version Children's Sales. In spring, the French Days offer a new window for discounts. Outside of these periods, the Good Deals page and its children's version Children's Good Deals collect ongoing offers, while the Clearance allows you to find items from previous seasons to check out. If you want to see the latest items added to the selection, check the new arrivals for kids, and if you need the shirt quickly, the 24-hour dispatch page lists what's ready to go without delay.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size to choose for a kids' training shirt?

The size mainly depends on the child's age and body type, as brands do not always use the same age-to-size correspondences. It is advisable to check the size guide specific to each brand before ordering, rather than relying solely on the age indicated on the tag.

Can a kids' training shirt be personalised?

Some shirts offered are already printed with the name of a player or club, such as the CR7 or Mbappé models available in this selection. For unprinted models, the possibility of personalisation depends on the product and is not systematic.

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

The training shirt is designed for repeated use during training, often made from lighter and less ornate material than the shirt worn during matches. The match shirt, or supporter version, closely follows the design worn on the pitch during competitions.

Do kids' training shirts match with coordinating shorts?

The training bottoms often allow you to find shorts or trousers in the same style as the shirt, depending on the collections available from each brand. It is useful to check the availability of both items together before making a purchase.

Is a kids' training shirt suitable for sports other than football?

Some models, especially technical t-shirts and bras, are designed for multi-sport use and can be suitable for a child participating in handball or general physical activity. Others, more football-oriented in their design or printing, are generally reserved for this sport.