Football tracksuits in private sale

Training Jacket, Trousers and Top: The Composition

A football tracksuit combines a jacket and trousers, made from the same fabric and in the same colours. The jacket comes in two versions: a full-length zippered one that opens and comes off quickly during warm-ups, or a half-zip, the training top that players keep on during drills, which fits closer to the body. The modern trousers are tapered, fitted at the ankles, often with zips at the bottom of the legs to slip them on without taking off shoes. Zipped pockets keep keys or phones secure. The outfit is suitable both for the club and for the street.

The Rest of the Outfit

Private football sales also include:

• Shirts.
• Shorts.
• Socks.
• Shoes.

All offers are gathered on the football page.

Strike, Tiro, Championship: The Lines from Equipment Manufacturers

Every equipment manufacturer has its training line, available in the clubs' colours. At Nike, the Strike range, made from Dri-FIT fabric that wicks sweat away, outfits players from PSG or FC Barcelona during training sessions. At adidas, the Tiro line is identified by its tapered trousers with zips at the ankles and its three stripes; Real Madrid has its own version, and the Essentials Tiro keeps the fit for children and women in a simpler material. The Joma Championship, sleek and durable, is designed to outfit an entire team in its colours, with a wide range of colour options.

PSG's third, fourth and Jordan Collections

Like their shirts, major clubs release their tracksuits in several collections throughout the year. Paris Saint-Germain has collaborated with Jordan, the basketball brand from Nike, since 2018: their fourth tracksuits feature the Jumpman logo and dark colours that contrast with the club's blue and red. The third versions from PSG or FC Barcelona dare to use new shades, appreciated by fans who already own the main kit. Benfica, Chelsea, or the England national team also offer their tracksuits, featuring official colours and the crest.

Adult and Child Sizes: A Fitted Cut

Training tracksuits are cut to fit close to the body, so as not to hinder movement: someone wearing a sweatshirt underneath or preferring a more relaxed look should go for a size up. For a child, it's best to rely on their height in centimeters rather than age, as size correspondence varies between brands; a little allowance allows the tracksuit to last throughout the year. The trousers should end at the ankle without bunching on the shoe. Women's models, like the adidas Essentials Tiro, have a fitted cut at the waist and hips, which is more flattering than a unisex model.

Frequently Asked Questions

Training or Presentation Tracksuit: What's the Difference?

The training tracksuit, fitted and made from technical fabric, is worn during warm-ups and sessions. The presentation tracksuit, looser and smarter, accompanies players upon arriving at the stadium and on the bench.

Polyester or Cotton for a Football Tracksuit?

Technical polyester, lightweight, breathable and quick to dry, is essential for playing. Fleece cotton, warmer and softer, is suitable for relaxing and transport, but becomes heavy when soaked with sweat.

How to Wash a Club Tracksuit?

Zip it up, turn it inside out and wash it at thirty degrees, without fabric softener, which clogs the technical fibres. Air dry it: the heat from the tumble dryer can lift badges and thermally bonded logos.

Is a Club Tracksuit Suitable for Playing?

Yes, that's its primary purpose: the technical fabric and fitted cut support movement during warm-ups and winter sessions. Ankle zips allow for removing the trousers without taking off the studs.

What Tracksuit Should I Give to a Football Fan Child?

The one from the club they support, or that of their favourite player like Kylian Mbappé, is always appreciated. Choose a model in technical fabric that can also be used for training, and keep a little room for them to wear it for a long time.