Running Clothes for Kids

Sweating quickly, cooling down just as fast: that's the life of a little runner. Here, children's running clothes focus on lightweight materials, loose cuts, and easy-to-put-on pieces.

Browse through t-shirts, shorts, and jackets according to the season, then sort by size.

Sweating quickly, cooling down just as fast: that's the life of a little runner. Here, children's running clothes focus on lightweight materials, loose cuts, and easy-to-put-on pieces.

Browse through t-shirts, shorts, and jackets according to the season, then sort by size.

How to dress a young runner according to the season

In summer, a breathable t-shirt and shorts are enough. As soon as the temperature drops, add a thin long-sleeved layer and then a windbreaker. Kids move around a lot, so it's better to have a light outfit rather than a warm and heavy one.

Items to explore in detail

T-shirts and tops for training sessions and competitions.
Shorts and tights to keep legs free.
Trousers and leggings for chilly mornings.
Windbreakers and jackets against rain and wind.
Sweatshirts for before and after sessions.
Socks and accessories.

The most popular brands

Erima and Joma are very common in club training gear. Mizuno offers tops and shorts for athletics sessions. CMP and Regatta add pieces designed for the outdoors, useful when outings extend to hiking.

Sizing mistakes to avoid

Choosing too big to last two seasons can hinder movement: the shorts float, the sleeves ride up. It's better to have the right size and renew regularly, relying on product sheets for measurements.

Good deals for small budgets

A child quickly wears out their clothes, so it's smart to keep an eye on special offers, new arrivals, and the child's deals page.

Materials to prefer

Technical fibers wick away sweat and dry quickly, which prevents chills when stopping. Cotton retains moisture: it's suitable for school, but not for sweat-inducing sessions.

Caring for sportswear

Washing at low temperatures without fabric softener preserves the elasticity of the fabrics. Turn clothes inside out before washing to protect prints and logos. Let them dry flat or on a line, away from radiators.

A first session at the club

For a first session at the club, a light t-shirt, shorts, and a jacket are sufficient. The child does not need full gear: it's better to start simply and add pieces according to the weather and training frequency. Also think about a dry change of clothes for after the session, especially when it's rainy or chilly. Little ones often forget to cover up after leaving the field, and the cold can set in quickly.