Training jerseys adidas

The training shirt adidas, who is it for?

The training shirt adidas is aimed at everyone looking for functional wear for sessions, warm-ups, or practice outside of official matches. It differs from the match shirt by having a simpler cut, without printing or badges, designed for repeated and intensive use.

You can wear it for club training, a gym session, or for any physical activity that requires light and durable clothing.

What materials and cuts does adidas offer for training?

adidas offers its training shirts in several technical materials, usually breathable and quick-drying, to support prolonged effort. The cuts vary from model to model: some are fitted to reduce chafing, while others are looser to prioritize freedom of movement.

Your choice mainly depends on your use: a fitted cut is suitable for intensive training, while a looser cut works better for warm-up sessions or casual use.

What other brands of training shirts should you check out?

If you're comparing brands before choosing, several other ranges are available on the site:

• Nike, one of the historical references for training shirts.
• Puma, with cuts often similar to those worn by professional clubs.
• Macron, very present in the equipment of amateur clubs.
• Jako, a German brand specializing in sports textiles.
• Kappa, known for its training and representation gear.
• Uhlsport, a German brand more focused on goalkeeper equipment and training.
• Under Armour, with technical materials geared towards performance.

You can find all of these brands, including adidas, on the Training Shirts page.

When is the best time to find adidas training shirts at the best prices?

The best time to spot a good deal on an adidas training shirt mainly depends on the key commercial periods of the year. The Black Friday and the year-end holidays are the first events to watch for, followed by winter sales.

You can also look out for the French Days in spring, before the summer sales and the arrival of new collections. To keep track of these promotions, several pages on the site are regularly updated: sales, clearance, good deals, special offers, and Black Friday. If you’re looking for a new product or something available quickly, check the new arrivals or items shipped in 24h.

How to choose the size and cut of your adidas training shirt?

The choice of size mainly depends on the cut of the model: some adidas shirts are more fitted, while others are looser, so it's useful to check the size guide specific to each item before ordering. The position you play on the field can also influence your choice, as a loose cut is often preferred for more freedom of movement.

Finally, the intended use matters: a shirt intended for regular intensive training is better off being more fitted, while occasional use or wearing it outside the field can accommodate a more relaxed cut.

Frequently asked questions

Is the adidas training shirt the same as the one worn in matches?

No, the two serve different needs. The training shirt is generally more understated, without printing or club badges, designed for repeated use during sessions. The shirt worn in matches, called the player version, incorporates the full visual identity of the club for competition.

Can you customise an adidas training shirt with a name and a number?

It depends on the model and the offer associated with the product, as some training shirts allow for personalised printing. You need to check this possibility directly on the product page, as not all models offer it in the same way.

What size should I choose if I’m unsure between two adidas sizes?

If you're unsure between two sizes, it's best to refer to the size guide specific to the model rather than your usual size from another brand, as cuts can vary significantly between adidas ranges. A more fitted cut generally suggests moving up a size if you're looking for more room.

Is an adidas training shirt suitable for use off the pitch?

Yes, its light and breathable material makes it suitable for other physical activities like running or gym workouts. It can also be worn simply as sportswear in everyday life, outside of any football activity.

How can I tell if an adidas training shirt is suitable for intensive use?

The material and cut details on the product page provide a first answer: quick-drying materials and fitted cuts are generally designed for sustained use. If in doubt, comparing several adidas models from the same range helps to identify the one best suited to the intended frequency of use.