Children's football clothing and lifestyle

What can you find in the children's clothing section of Foot-Store?

This page brings together clothes designed for children, from babies to juniors, between football and lifestyle. You'll find tracksuits, t-shirts, sweatshirts, shorts, and jackets, apart from sneakers, caps, hats, socks, and bags, which have their own pages on the site. The idea is to dress a child for both training and everyday wear without having to switch sections from one style to another.

Football or lifestyle clothing for children: how to find your way?

Both worlds serve different purposes. Football items, such as tracksuits or technical shorts, are designed for training and comfort during exertion, with breathable materials and a fitted cut. Lifestyle items, especially t-shirts and sweatshirts, adopt the codes of sports brands for everyday use, outside the pitch. There's nothing stopping you from mixing the two depending on the child’s needs.

Completing the outfit: related pages for children's clothing

To dress a child from head to toe or find an outfit for the whole family, several pages complement this one:

• The children's sneakers, to match a suitable pair with the football or lifestyle outfits on this page.
• The men’s clothing if you're looking for a matching outfit for a parent or older brother.
• The women’s clothing to complete a family outfit on the lifestyle side.
• The Lifestyle page, which gathers all the casual new arrivals on the site, for all ages.

Where to find good deals on children's clothing?

Several sections of the site allow you to monitor price drops on children's clothing throughout the year. The Black Friday page is worth checking out at the end of the year, followed by the main events of the holiday season and then the Sales page during the winter sales. In spring, the French Days are a chance to check prices again. Outside of these periods, the Clearance page and the Deals page remain active year-round, just like the Special Offers page. If you want to receive an order quickly, products marked as Shipped in 24h are dispatched within this time frame.

How to choose the right clothing size for a child?

Children’s clothing is generally classified by age, but a child's build doesn’t always follow this guideline exactly. It’s better to compare the size indicated on the product sheet with a garment that the child already wears and fits well, rather than relying solely on their actual age. If in doubt between two sizes, going for the larger size is often the safest option for a growing child, especially for pieces they will wear over multiple seasons.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there children's clothes in the colours of football clubs?

The children’s clothing selection can include items related to clubs, such as tracksuits or t-shirts, apart from the jerseys themselves which have their own pages on the site. The choice depends on the collections currently available from the various brands featured.

Where can I find cheap children's clothes outside of sales?

Outside of sale periods, the Clearance page and the Deals page allow you to track reduced prices throughout the year, without waiting for a specific promotion.

What is the difference between children's clothing and junior or baby clothing?

Junior and baby refer to different age groups within the same children's clothing page. Baby sizes cater to the youngest, while junior sizes cover older children, ahead of adult sizes available on the men's and women's clothing pages.

Can you find complete outfits for children, from top to bottom?

The selection allows you to put together an outfit by pairing a top, t-shirt, or sweatshirt with a bottom like shorts, based on the available pieces in the catalogue at the time of your visit. Tracksuits sometimes offer matching tops and bottoms.

Should you prioritise a particular material for children's sports clothing?

For use during training or matches, a breathable and flexible material helps facilitate a child’s movements. For everyday use on the lifestyle side, comfort and garment care matter more than the technicality of the material.