Foot-Store offers you a selection of kids' training tops Nike: sweatshirts, tracksuit jackets and t-shirts designed to support training sessions, warm-ups and trips to the pitch. These pieces feature the cuts and materials used in clubs, available in sizes suitable for children.
You can compare the different models below and find other brands from the same selection on the neighbouring pages.
This page brings together sweatshirts, tracksuits, and training t-shirts Nike designed for children. These are technical pieces intended for warming up, training sessions, or trips to the pitch, rather than jerseys worn in matches. The materials used focus on breathability and freedom of movement, with cuts similar to those worn by professional teams.
The choice mainly depends on the time and weather. A training t-shirt is suitable for exertion itself, when sweat needs to evaporate quickly. A jacket or sweatshirt is typically worn before or after the session, to stay warm without restricting movement, or during warm-ups when temperatures are cooler. Many families combine both to create a complete outfit, from the pitch back home.
If you want to compare with other brands, several pages showcase similar types of products from other brands:
You can also return to the Training Tops page to see all the available brands.
Several times of the year concentrate the best opportunities for this type of product. Black Friday is generally the first major event to watch for, followed by the holiday season. Then come the winter sales, followed by the French Days in spring, before the summer sales and the launch of new collections at the start of the season. To keep track of these promotions without waiting for a specific date, you can regularly check the kids' deals, kids' sales, and kids' new arrivals pages. The general sections Black Friday, Sales, Clearance, and Shipped in 24h also help quickly spot available items without delay.
The size should first be chosen based on the child's age and build, keeping in mind that a child grows quickly during a season. It's better to opt for a fit that allows a bit of ease around the shoulders and sleeves rather than a garment that is fitted to the millimetre. If you're unsure between two sizes, going for the larger size is generally the safest choice to ensure the garment lasts the whole season.
Yes, this type of clothing works well for everyday use, at school, or during leisure activities. The materials and cuts are designed for sports but are also suitable for broader use.
Not always: sports cuts can sometimes fit differently depending on the material used. It's best to check the size guide on the product page rather than relying solely on the child's usual size.
Yes, a training top is not meant to be worn in an official match. It is intended for practice sessions, warm-ups, or everyday wear, whereas the jersey features the design worn on the pitch on match day.
It depends on the model and the option available on the product page. Some training tops allow for personalisation, while others do not: this information can be checked directly on the chosen product page.
Washing at low temperatures and without excessive spinning helps limit wear on technical materials. It's also advisable to avoid the tumble dryer, which can distort certain fibres used in this type of clothing.