Rugby shirts from clubs and nations

A shirt for every occasion

A rugby team releases several shirts. The home shirt features the historical colours, the away shirt differs to avoid confusion with the opponent, and the third one dares to have more adventurous designs. The prematch shirt, like those from RC Toulon or Stade Toulousain, is worn by players during warm-ups. The long-sleeved heritage shirt, like that of Stade Toulousain, pays tribute to past kits.

Rugby on the site

Rugby also includes:

• Clubs, Top 14, Pro D2 and foreign clubs.
• Nations, VI Nations and the Southern Hemisphere.
• Rugby polos.
• Clothing.
• Shoes.
• Balls.
• Equipment.

All rugby information can be found on the rugby page.

Supporter or authentic

The supporter shirt, which is looser and made from sturdy material, is worn at the stadium or every day. The authentic version, like those from RC Toulon or Stade Toulousain, is identical to what the players wear: a very fitted cut, stretchy material that withstands tackles and limits the opponent's grips. It appeals to connoisseurs but fits tightly. The training shirt without sleeves can also be worn in the gym.

Choosing the right size

You choose your size according to the manufacturer's guide, which varies from club to club: Le Coq Sportif, Macron, Kappa, adidas or Nike do not all have the same fit. For an authentic version, many supporters pick a size up from their usual size. The shirt should be washed inside out, at a low temperature, without a tumble dryer, to preserve badges and prints.

Good deals

Good deals can also be found in the good deals, promotions, clearance, sales, and Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and items shipped in 24h are prepared and sent within 24 hours. The highlights of the year follow a steady order: Black Friday at the end of autumn, the end-of-year holidays, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, followed by the summer sales and back-to-school.

Frequently asked questions

Why do rugby shirts not have a name on the back?

In rugby, the number indicates the position: 1 to 3 for the front row, 9 for the scrum-half, 10 for the fly-half, up to 15 for the full-back. The player wears the number corresponding to their position for that day, hence the absence of a name.

How does a rugby shirt fit?

Match shirts are very fitted, designed to hug the body and limit the opponent's grips. For a shirt worn in the stands or every day, many supporters opt for a size up.

How do you wash a rugby shirt?

Wash it inside out at 30 degrees, without fabric softener, to preserve logos and technical fabrics. It should be dried on a hanger, away from the tumble dryer, and you should never iron directly on the prints.

What size rugby shirt should you choose for a child?

Base it on the child's age and especially their actual height, allowing for a bit of room if they grow quickly. A slightly loose shirt lasts longer, both in the stands and at rugby school.

How do you frame a rugby shirt?

Lay it flat in a deep frame or wall display case, folded to show the badge and number, and secured with a few discreet stitches. A UV-protected glass prevents the colours from fading in the light.