Baby Boys Tracksuits (0-24months)

Yes, ribbed cuffs grip his wrists and ankles to keep the fabric from sliding down. This prevents the pants from becoming a tripping hazard and makes it much easier to buy a slightly larger size for him to grow into.

Hoodies are not safe for sleeping because the excess fabric can bunch up around the neck and pose a suffocation risk. Always remove hooded tracksuits and change your baby into safe sleepwear before nap time.

Baby clothing sizes are a guide based on average age, but babies vary a lot, so go by your baby's weight and height against the size guide rather than his age alone. If he's big for his age or between sizes, size up — a slightly roomy tracksuit lasts longer and is comfier than one that's tight at the tummy or crotch. It's better to have a little growing room than to buy again in a month.

Most baby tracksuits have a simple pull-on elastic waistband that is not adjustable, and any drawstrings are usually just decorative. Look for tracksuits with a thick, ribbed waistband for a secure fit that won't slide down.

Tracksuit bottoms with a soft elasticated waist pull down quickly for nappy changes, which is far easier than fiddly fastenings when you're changing a wriggling baby. For newborns, some parents prefer a bodyvest under the top so only the bottoms come down. Check the waist is stretchy and the top isn't tight over the head for quick changes.

Absolutely! Our tracksuits are crafted from soft, breathable, and warm fabrics that are perfect for South Africa's chilly mornings. They are easy to wash, quick to dry, and tough enough to handle playground fun. Choosing PEP means making a smart choice for dependable, fuss-free daycare clothing that respects your budget.

Babies grow incredibly fast, which is why our baby boy tracksuits feature flexible waistbands and generous cuts to give your little one room to stretch and play. We recommend checking our easy online size guide or popping into your nearest local PEP store to find the perfect fit for your growing boy.

To make shopping simple and budget-friendly for our resourceful moms, we offer both! You can grab complete matching tracksuit sets for a quick, put-together look, or mix-and-match separate hoodies and joggers to create multiple adorable outfits on a limited budget.

Yes — a tracksuit gives more freedom to move than stiff jeans or dungarees, and the soft knees take the wear of crawling better than thin fabric. Choose a fit that isn't so baggy it bunches at the knees and trips a new walker, and bottoms that stay up without a tight waist. It's one of the most practical outfits for an active stage.

PEP accepts returns and exchanges in line with its current returns policy, so you can exchange a tracksuit if the size isn't right — check the latest policy and time frame in-store or online before buying, and keep it unworn with tags on where required. Keep your till slip or proof of purchase, as you'll usually need it to return or exchange.

Yes, ribbed cuffs grip his wrists and ankles to keep the fabric from sliding down. This prevents the pants from becoming a tripping hazard and makes it much easier to buy a slightly larger size for him to grow into.

Hoodies are not safe for sleeping because the excess fabric can bunch up around the neck and pose a suffocation risk. Always remove hooded tracksuits and change your baby into safe sleepwear before nap time.

Baby clothing sizes are a guide based on average age, but babies vary a lot, so go by your baby's weight and height against the size guide rather than his age alone. If he's big for his age or between sizes, size up — a slightly roomy tracksuit lasts longer and is comfier than one that's tight at the tummy or crotch. It's better to have a little growing room than to buy again in a month.

Most baby tracksuits have a simple pull-on elastic waistband that is not adjustable, and any drawstrings are usually just decorative. Look for tracksuits with a thick, ribbed waistband for a secure fit that won't slide down.

Tracksuit bottoms with a soft elasticated waist pull down quickly for nappy changes, which is far easier than fiddly fastenings when you're changing a wriggling baby. For newborns, some parents prefer a bodyvest under the top so only the bottoms come down. Check the waist is stretchy and the top isn't tight over the head for quick changes.

Absolutely! Our tracksuits are crafted from soft, breathable, and warm fabrics that are perfect for South Africa's chilly mornings. They are easy to wash, quick to dry, and tough enough to handle playground fun. Choosing PEP means making a smart choice for dependable, fuss-free daycare clothing that respects your budget.

Babies grow incredibly fast, which is why our baby boy tracksuits feature flexible waistbands and generous cuts to give your little one room to stretch and play. We recommend checking our easy online size guide or popping into your nearest local PEP store to find the perfect fit for your growing boy.

To make shopping simple and budget-friendly for our resourceful moms, we offer both! You can grab complete matching tracksuit sets for a quick, put-together look, or mix-and-match separate hoodies and joggers to create multiple adorable outfits on a limited budget.

Yes — a tracksuit gives more freedom to move than stiff jeans or dungarees, and the soft knees take the wear of crawling better than thin fabric. Choose a fit that isn't so baggy it bunches at the knees and trips a new walker, and bottoms that stay up without a tight waist. It's one of the most practical outfits for an active stage.

PEP accepts returns and exchanges in line with its current returns policy, so you can exchange a tracksuit if the size isn't right — check the latest policy and time frame in-store or online before buying, and keep it unworn with tags on where required. Keep your till slip or proof of purchase, as you'll usually need it to return or exchange.