Joma Training Wear for Football Clubs

Training kit is what a club actually lives in. It gets worn every session, week after week, far more than the matchday shirt ever does. That is why it has to be comfortable, hard-wearing, and easy to wash without fading. At SX Sports, we supply Joma training wear to clubs, schools, and teams across the UK as part of the wider Joma teamwear range, finished in your colours with your crest through custom printing and embroidery.

Whether you are searching for Joma training tops for a single age group or a full Joma training kit for the whole club, the aim is the same, one consistent look at every session that stands up to a season of use. The range covers training tees, quarter-zips, warm-up tops, hoodies, and leisurewear, in sizes from 2 to 3 years right up to adult 5XL, with a ladies training range too. This page runs through what each piece does and how to get the club kitted out.

Joma Training Tops and Tees

Joma training tops and tees are the core of any training kit, worn for warm-ups, drills, and matchday preparation. The short-sleeve training tees are light and breathable for working sessions, while the longer-sleeve tops add a bit of warmth for cooler evenings. Lines like the Championship and Combi hold their shape and colour through wash after wash, which matters when the same top is going through the machine twice a week for a whole season. Ordered in your club colour with the crest on the chest, they give even the youngest age groups a proper sense of turning up as a team.

Quarter-Zips and Warm-Up Layers

A quarter-zip is the layer most players reach for first on a cold night. It sits over a training tee, zips up at the neck for extra warmth and comes off easily once the session gets going. Alongside the quarter-zips sit fuller warm-up tops, drill tops, and hoodies for standing around before and after training. These heavier layers keep a squad warm through the winter months without a full coat, and they double up as the everyday kit players wear to and from the ground. Most clubs build a training kit from a tee and a warm-up layer so players are covered whatever the weather does.

A Consistent Look for Every Session

A training kit only works if it looks like one kit, not a collection of tops bought at different times by different people. Every player and coach in the same colour, the same crest, every single session, is what turns a random group into something that looks like a team before anyone has kicked a ball. New players tend to join mid-season rather than at the start of it, which is exactly the kind of thing a managed club shop handles well, since each new arrival can order the current kit directly rather than waiting on a group order. That's exactly why we keep every club's design on file, so nothing drifts as the season goes on.

Add Your Club Crest and Colours

Your crest, your colours, and your sponsor, on every piece of Joma training wear we send out. The work happens on our own DTF printing and embroidery machines on Canvey Island, so there's no third party in the chain slowing things down or getting the finish wrong. For a crisp, durable badge, embroidery is the better call, while print handles bigger sponsor artwork and player initials more easily. Turnaround usually sits around 2 to 3 weeks depending on stock and the time of year, and we'd rather tell you a realistic date than one we can't hit.

Training wear rarely gets ordered in isolation, and it shouldn't be. A Joma tracksuit or a set of Joma bottoms and shorts bought at the same time means the club only ever has to brief the crest and colours once, rather than matching a new order against whatever was approved months earlier.

Junior and Adult Sizing

Joma training wear runs from junior sizes starting at 2 to 3 years right through to adult 5XL, with a dedicated ladies training range, so an entire club can be kitted out from the same collection. Fit does vary a little from style to style, so before placing a squad order, it's worth checking the size guide against the specific item rather than guessing across the range. Juniors especially tend to outgrow things fast, so sizing up slightly is usually the safer call if you want a top to last the season, and we're always happy to talk sizing through before a big order goes in.