Designed to be worn over competition uniform for warming up before a game, tracksuits consist of two parts: a jacket (typically with front zippers) and trousers. They used to be strictly for sports, but many people now wear them to lounge around the house. While it’s possible to have all-weather tracksuits made, your team might benefit from tracksuits made specifically for the warmer days of summer. Here are some design ideas to customise your tracksuit:
1. Remove the hood. A good quality summer tracksuit can be made without a hood, which is useless in the summer heat, anyway.
2. Choose a lightweight fabric that allows maximum ventilation. Polyester is a good choice. This lightweight fabric is ultra comfortable and silky smooth.
3. Go for short-sleeve track suits. They are fantastic alternatives to long-sleeved track suits that may be too warm for summer. They provide the same function of helping players stay warm while waiting on the sidelines, without necessarily making them feel too hot. You can choose from short sleeve and three-quarter sleeve options.
4. Try cropped trousers. Cropped joggers are summer friendly alternatives that are more airy than the typical full length pants. Springtime or summer time tracksuits need to be lighter—usually featuring Capri-length pants conducive to warmer weather.
5. Order a size up. Tracksuits should fit comfortably—not oversized but not too tight, either. This is especially crucial for the summer, when a snug tracksuit may make you feel warm and keep your sweat from wicking away. Try ordering a size bigger than what you usually wear to let the breeze in.
6. Choose ventilation pockets. Some of the best tracksuits these days provide ventilation panels or pockets to let warmth out. You will find these mesh panels in the jacket pockets or on the sides of the track pants.
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