Our selection of Rugby Socks includes match and training socks: Stade Toulousain home and away, RC Toulon, Aviron Bayonnais, Edinburgh, Scotland, including sevens, Italy and Wales, for adults and children, as well as club socks Force XV, Umbro and Stepl.
The club colours, up to the knee.
In rugby, the sock goes up to just below the knee. Thick and durable, it protects the shins and calves from studs and friction in rucks and scrums, and can hold fine shin guards in place. It is an integral part of the team's kit: its colours, often edged with horizontal stripes, match those of the shirt and shorts, and help to distinguish the two teams even in scrums.
Rugby clothing also includes:
All the clothing is available on the clothing page.
Supporters complete their outfit with their team's socks. Stade Toulousain, in home and away colours, RC Toulon and Aviron Bayonnais in iconic sky blue and white, represent the Top 14. On the national side, Scotland, whose team socks are for sevens, Italy and Wales, along with Edinburgh club, bring the colours of the Six Nations Tournament and British championships. Kids' models dress the young supporters.
For clubs, the Force XV socks, a French rugby brand, Umbro, and Stepl, come in various colours and styles and match the team's shirts, catering to all categories. They should be chosen in the wearer's size, with a cuff that sits below the knee without being tight. To prevent slipping, some players hold them in place with adhesive tape. They are washed at forty degrees, inside out, to remove mud without damaging the fibres, and dried in the air.
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Going up to just below the knee, they protect the shins and calves from studs and friction in rucks and scrums. They also hold fine shin guards and complete the team's colour scheme.
Many players secure the top of the sock with adhesive tape or an elastic band just below the knee. Also choose the right size: a sock that is too large will slip during the first sprint.
Socks with silicone grips under the sole prevent the foot from slipping in the shoe during scrums and changes of footing. They are worn under the match sock.
Socks are sold in sizes ranges: choose the one that includes the child's size. The top should reach just below the knee, without covering the kneecap or falling down onto the ankle.
Let the mud dry and then brush it off before washing, and soak stubborn stains in cold water. Then wash at a maximum of forty degrees, inside out, to preserve the colours and elasticity.