The training tracksuit supports your daily sessions, both on the field and on the way there. Here, you will find complete tracksuits and sets with t-shirts or jerseys paired with shorts, featuring brands like Nike, adidas, Puma, Joma, Hummel, Macron, or Mizuno, as well as models emblazoned with the colours of clubs like PSG, Real Madrid, FC Barcelona, or Bayern Munich.
Everything you need to outfit a player, a team, or the whole family for training, apart from match or goalkeeper kits.
A training tracksuit is an outfit worn before, after, or during training sessions, outside of official matches. It usually consists of a matching jacket and trousers, designed for warming up, returning to the changing room, or for travel. On this page, you will find both plain tracksuits from brands like Macron and Mizuno as well as models adorned with club colours, such as those of PSG, FC Barcelona, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, or Liverpool FC. These outfits are related to football but also to other team sports like handball, available in adult or adult/junior versions.
The catalogue distinguishes between two main ranges. The tracksuit combines a jacket and matching trousers, often used to cover the entire body before or after exercise. The set, on the other hand, includes a t-shirt or jersey with shorts, a lighter option suitable for warming up or for sessions in warm weather. Both formats are available from several brands, including Hummel and Joma, which regularly offer simple t-shirt and short sets that can be paired with other training outfit pieces.
Several manufacturers contribute to this selection, each with its own lines:
The choice is mainly based on the intended use: a club tracksuit to wear as a supporter before a match, or a neutral outfit for daily training.
The tracksuit is often complemented by other pieces of the training outfit, which can be found on dedicated pages:
To return to an overview of team textile, the Teamwear page brings together all these product families.
The prices of tracksuits and training sets change according to the site's commercial operations, rather than the sports seasons. The Black Friday is usually the first major event to watch for, followed by the end-of-year holidays. Next are the winter sales, then the French Days of spring, before the summer sales and the relaunch with the arrival of new season collections.
Aside from these peak times, several pages remain active all year round: the clearance for end-of-line items, good deals for ongoing offers, new arrivals for recently arrived models, special offers, and the page shipped in 24h if you need your outfit quickly.
The sales, clearance, and good deals pages gather the best current opportunities on tracksuits and training sets. They change continuously, so it’s useful to check them regularly rather than just once.
Club tracksuits, such as those from PSG, Real Madrid, FC Barcelona, or Bayern Munich, regularly feature in the site's promotional events. The best practice is to check the sales and special offers pages to see which models are currently listed.
The product sheets specify the size chart for each brand, as the fits vary between Nike, adidas, Joma, or Hummel. The ranges on this page cover both adult and adult/junior audiences, so it's important to check the details on each reference before ordering.
The winter and summer sales follow the national calendar, while Black Friday and French Days occur at fixed times throughout the year, outside of official sale periods. The sales page remains the go-to reference to see if there are any discounts ongoing.
It depends on the use: a complete tracksuit is suitable for covering the whole body before or after exercise, while pairing a training top with separate training trousers allows for more combinations depending on the weather or season.