The Children's Clothing page for junior running features shorts, tights, vests, technical t-shirts, leggings, jackets, and sports bras for young runners, from Nike, Erima, Joma, Jako, Craft, Errea, Newline, Mizuno or Endurance.
For cross country, track, athletics clubs and PE.
A child running sweats as much as an adult, relative to their size. The technical polyester t-shirts and vests, like the Craft Community, the Jako Run, or the Erima Racing, wick away sweat and dry in a matter of minutes, whereas a cotton t-shirt stays wet and cools the child down when they stop. Flat seams prevent chafing under the arms during long sessions.
The lightweight shorts, like the Nike Stride, the Joma Olimpia, or the Errea Blast, are suitable for the track and sunny days. The tight-fitting and short tights, like the Joma Elite, reduce friction between the thighs and can be worn alone or under shorts. The capri pants, which stop below the knee like the Erima Performance, and the winter leggings, like the Erima Winter Performance, keep the legs warm for cross-country events from November to February.
For cross-country and winter, layer a technical t-shirt, a lightweight vest like the Newline Core, then a thin beanie, like the Mizuno Pro Beanie, to be removed once the child is warmed up. The sports bra, like the Endurance Civita, is suitable for girls as soon as their chest develops. The reversible pinnies, like the Errea Chicago, are used for team games and relays during training. Sizes should be chosen based on the child's current stature, with a little extra room for growth, and the technical fabrics should be washed at 30 degrees without fabric softener.
Young runners can also find their running shoes, trail shoes, and selections from adidas, Asics, Puma, Under Armour, on the junior page.
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Cotton absorbs sweat and holds it against the skin: when stopping, the child cools down quickly. A technical polyester t-shirt, like the Craft Community or the Jako Run, wicks away moisture and dries in minutes.
A pair of tights or leggings, a long-sleeved technical top, and a lightweight waterproof jacket are enough, along with a beanie and thin gloves. The child should feel a little cold at the start: they warm up after the first few hundred metres.
Choose the size that matches their current stature rather than a size up: an overly large technical top chafes and wicks sweat less effectively, and shorts that are too big can slip and hinder their stride.
It is very useful for warming up and waiting between races when the child cools down. Team ranges from Erima, Joma, or Jako are available in children's sizes and are often selected by clubs.
Wash at thirty degrees and without fabric softener, which clogs the fibres and hinders moisture wicking. Turn them inside out to protect prints and air dry them: they dry quickly, and the tumble dryer can damage elastane.