The Clubs page brings together the jerseys and clothing of rugby clubs: Top 14 and Pro D2 with Stade Toulousain, Racing 92, RC Toulon, Stade Français, Aviron Bayonnais, Stade Rochelais, and Union Bordeaux-Bègles, foreign clubs and other clubs.
Wearing your club's colours, from the stadium to everyday life.
The Top 14 brings together the fourteen best French clubs, and the Pro D2 forms the next tier, with promotions and relegations between the two. The champion of France receives the Brennus Shield, a trophy awarded since the late nineteenth century and designed by the engraver Charles Brennus. Toulouse, in red and black, is the most decorated club in the history of the championship. The best clubs also compete in the Champions Cup, the European cup.
The clubs are organised by championship:
Each club has its colours and its history: the red and black of Toulouse and RC Toulon, the sky blue and white of Racing 92, the light blue and white of Aviron Bayonnais, the yellow and black of Stade Rochelais. The home jersey features the historical colours, while the away jersey is different to avoid confusion with the opponent. The sleeveless training jersey and the polo can also be worn outside the stadium. The Barbarians, an invitation-only club without a fixed ground fixe, brings together players from several nations.
The supporter version of the jersey, which is looser, is worn at the stadium or daily; the authentic version, fitted and stretchy like those worn by the players, appeals to connoisseurs. You choose your size according to the manufacturer's guide; if in doubt, the supporter version is more forgiving.
Rugby also brings together nations, rugby shirts, polos, clothing, shoes, balls, equipment, on the rugby page.
Good deals can also be found in good plans, promotions, clearance, sales, and Black Friday. The new arrivals feature the latest collections, and items shipped in 24h are prepared and dispatched within 24 hours. The highlights of the year follow a stable order: the Black Friday at the end of autumn, the festive season, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, then the summer sales and back to school.
Toulouse, in red and black, is the most decorated club in the history of the French championship. Its players have lifted the Brennus Shield more often than those of any other club.
The Brennus Shield is named after the engraver Charles Brennus, who designed it in the late nineteenth century. It has rewarded the champion of rugby in France ever since.
The Top 14 brings together the fourteen best French clubs and the Pro D2 forms the next tier. Promotions and relegations connect the two divisions at the end of each championship.
Children's shirts are chosen based on the age or height indicated on the size guide. It's common to take one size up for it to last longer, as rugby shirts are usually worn quite loosely.
Clubs renew their home and away shirts in line with their equipment manufacturer and partnership contracts. The historical colours remain, only the pattern, cut, and sponsors change.