Football training kits and jerseys

What can you find in football training clothes?

Football training clothes include everything you wear outside of match day: training jerseys and t-shirts, shorts, long-sleeve tops, joggers, leggings, tracksuits, and complete sets. On this page, these items are available in the colours of clubs and national teams, with home, away, and third kits from the current collections, as well as models related to the 2026 World Cup. Sizes range from adult to, depending on the models, junior. The three brands featured in the catalogue are Nike, adidas, and Puma.

Specifically, you will find not just club jerseys like FC Barcelona, OM, OL, PSG, Real Madrid, RC Lens, Arsenal, Liverpool, or Bayern Munich, but also national team jerseys like France, Brazil, Spain, Argentina, Algeria, Morocco, or Germany. The same jersey is often used for training during the week and lounging on the couch at the weekend, which is why it remains the most sought-after item in this selection.

How to choose your football training outfit?

The choice is first made according to how often you train, the weather conditions in which you play, and the level of coverage you need. If you train two to three times a week, it’s better to have two tops and two bottoms so you’re not relying on laundry between sessions. If you mainly play from October to March, a long-sleeve top and training pants are more useful than a second pair of shorts.

Next comes the fit. A training outfit is worn more often than a match jersey and should remain comfortable over time: if you're torn between two sizes, the larger one offers more room for layering a base layer in winter. Finally, think about the rest of the session: socks, bags, bottles, and shin guards are found in the accessories, and football shoes are listed separately.

Supporter version or player version: which one to choose for training?

For training, the supporter version is the most common choice because it is designed to be worn and washed often. The player version, sometimes referred to as an authentic jersey, follows the cut used on the pitch by professionals: it is more fitted and aimed at those who want exactly the piece seen in competition. A few authentic models are included in this selection, such as the PSG home jersey for the 2026/27 season.

If you're in doubt, go for the supporter version for regular use, and keep the player version for a jersey you want to wear as is on match days. The mention is always included in the title and details of each product.

Jerseys, shorts, tracksuits: the pages of the training selection

The selection is divided by type of item and purpose, allowing you to display only what you're looking for:

• The training jerseys, the basic piece for sessions, in the colours of clubs and national teams.
• The training tops, including long-sleeve shirts, jackets, and layering options for cooler weather.
• The training shorts, to pair with the jersey for sessions in nice weather.
• The training pants, useful for warming up, in winter, and on the way to the stadium.
• The training tracksuits, when you want the matching top and bottom in one go.
• The jersey and shorts sets, the complete outfit ready to wear for a session.
• The accessories, to complete the bag with everyday essentials.
• The teams page, if you prefer to start from your club or selection rather than by type of clothing.
• The running and fitness selection, for physical preparation, jogging, and gym sessions.
• The new arrivals, to see first the models that have just arrived.
• The training promos, when you want to limit yourself to discounted items.
• The articles shipped in 24 hours, if you’re pressed for a comeback or a birthday.

If your search goes beyond training, match jerseys are gathered in the supporters’ shop, and outfits suited for younger ones or women can be found in the children and women selections. Goalkeepers also have their dedicated space, and clubs equipping an entire team can go through the club area.

Nike, adidas, or Puma: what difference does it make for training?

The three brands present here equip different clubs and selections, so the choice of brand usually comes from the choice of team. If you want the colours of FC Barcelona, Real Madrid, PSG, or Brazil, it’s the kit supplier for that club or selection that applies to you.

The cuts and sizing vary from one brand to another, even with the same stated size. If you already own a piece from the same brand, compare it with that instead of another brand, and check the size guide displayed on the product page before confirming.

When to buy your training outfit at the best time

The best opportunities cluster around a few times of the year and on pages that remain online throughout the season. In order of the calendar, there is first Black Friday, then the year-end holidays, followed by the winter sales and finally the Spring French Days, before the summer sales and the return, which comes with new collections.

Outside of these key moments, several pages are continuously updated. The good deals and special offers gather articles whose price has been adjusted. The clearance section is the place to check at the end of the season, when previous collections make way for the next: this is where you’ll find jerseys from a season that has just finished. The private sales operate as one-off events, and Back To Club accompanies the return, when it’s time to buy a complete outfit for the year.

A useful tip: the most common sizes tend to sell out first on older models. If a piece from the previous season fits you, it’s better to get it when you see it rather than wait for the next period. Conversely, for a jersey that has just come out, the new arrivals on the site show what has recently arrived, and the articles shipped in 24 hours are to be preferred when you have a deadline.

Maintaining your training outfit so it lasts

A training garment can withstand several washes a week, provided a few simple rules are followed. Wash at low temperatures, inside out, without fabric softener, and let it air dry rather than using a tumble dryer: heat is what damages prints, badges, and markings the most.

Also, remember to take the outfit out of the bag as soon as the session is over. A damp jersey left rolled up for two days will deteriorate and retain odours, whereas a simple hang-up is enough to prevent this issue.

Frequently asked questions

What’s the difference between a training jersey and a match jersey?

The match jersey is the one the team wears in competition, with the home, away, or third colours of the season. The training jersey is designed for week sessions and follows a distinct graphic identity, often more subdued. Both can be worn on a daily basis, with the second generally being more versatile.

Can you have a name and number printed on a training outfit?

Printing depends on the product: some jerseys come with a personalisation option, others do not. This information appears on the product sheet when choosing the size. If the option is not displayed on a reference, it means it is not available for that model.

What size should I take if I'm between two sizes?

For a training outfit worn regularly, the larger size is often the most comfortable choice, especially if you’re layering a base layer in winter. The cuts differ between Nike, adidas, and Puma, and a player version fits closer to the body than a supporter version. The size guide on each product page remains the most reliable reference.

Is a club training outfit suitable for running or going to the gym?

Yes, that’s actually a common use: a short, legging, or training top are suitable for jogging as well as strength sessions. If you're looking for pieces designed primarily for these uses, the running and fitness selection gathers them. For football on the pitch, however, stick to shoes that are appropriate for the surface.

How can I tell if a jersey is from the current season or the previous one?

The season is indicated in the product name, for example 2026/27 for the current season and 2025/26 for the previous one. The national selection models related to the 2026 World Cup are marked the same way. Previous collections are usually found on the clearance and good deals pages.