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Sports & Activewear

Training Jackets

Training jackets for light outer layering — movement-friendly construction and coordinated team presentation over training tops and jerseys.

Navy zip-front training jacket with stand collar and zippered side pockets

Overview

Product overview

Training jackets add a light outer layer for warm-ups, travel and sideline wear. Zip construction, collar style and cuff finish support quick layering over T-shirts and jerseys.

They differ from windbreakers by typically using softer athletic knit or midweight shells aimed at team presentation rather than lightweight transitional shells alone.

Product details

Product development options

Review the key design, construction, material and customization directions available for programme development.

Style and silhouette direction

  • Full-zip training jacket directions
  • Stand or soft collar options for teamwear
  • Side-stripe or clean-side presentations

Construction options

  • Zip and placket systems locked to the sealed sample
  • Pocket layouts for warm-up wear
  • Cuff and hem finishes suited to athletic layering

Fabric and material direction

  • Athletic knit or light midweight shell directions by brief
  • Fabric selection coordinated with matching track pants where required

Fit and sizing development

  • Chest and sleeve ease for layering over training tops
  • Body length set for warm-up rather than outdoor outerwear proportions
  • Size-set review for team programme consistency

Colour, wash and finish options

  • Team colourways matched to pants and jerseys
  • Neutral training jackets for multi-sport clubs

Branding and customization

  • Chest and sleeve crest placements
  • Contrast zip and trim colours

Sampling and product development

  • Fit over the actual jersey or T-shirt issued in the programme.
  • If sold with track pants, approve stripe and colour alignment as a set.

Next step

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