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Black Friday kids' items

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24h France Home Kid's Kit 2025/26
1 color(s)
adidas France Home Kid's Kit 2025/26

Starting at £62.54

£54.68

24h All Blacks Home Jersey Kids 2025/26
1 color(s)
adidas All Blacks Home Jersey Kids 2025/26

Starting at £62.54

£50.93

24h South Africa Kids T-shirt 2026/27
1 color(s)
Nike South Africa Kids T-shirt 2026/27

Starting at £20.84

£17.75

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The Black Friday nations kids selection outfits young supporters of the big international rugby teams: jerseys of the French national team and the All Blacks, t-shirt of the Springboks, zip-up hoodie and socks of Scotland, t-shirt, hoodie, and polo of Wales, socks of Italy. Everything you need to experience the Six Nations Tournament or the November tests in your team's colours.

The colours of the nations, children's size.

France XV and All Blacks: the two kits that inspire dreams

The kit of the France XV and that of the All Blacks remain the two great classics for young supporters. The first, blue and marked with the rooster, accompanies each match of the Blues during the Six Nations Tournament and the autumn tests. The second, fully black decorated with the silver fern, evokes the haka performed by the New Zealanders against their opponents before kick-off. For the most passionate, the Blues' kit can have the name and number of their favourite player on the back. The children's versions faithfully reproduce the colours and crests of the official kit.

Other children's categories

The Black Friday offers for children also include:

All children's products from Black Friday are gathered on the children page.

Springboks, Scotland, Wales, Italy: supporting another nation

Many children develop a passion for a foreign nation. The Springboks, crowned world champions in 2023 at the Stade de France, are supported with an easy-to-wear t-shirt for everyday use. Scotland, nicknamed the Thistle XV, offers a zip-up sweatshirt and socks, some of which are from its rugby sevens team. Wales, whose crest bears three feathers, comes in printed t-shirt, zip-up hoodie, and fitted polo. Finally, Italy dresses young players in socks in the colours of the Azzurri.

T-shirt, sweatshirt or kit: which item for which moment

The choice depends on the occasion. The kit, made of technical polyester, is reserved for match days, whether at the stadium or in front of the screen, and for youth tournaments. The t-shirt, simpler, can be worn to school without any special care and is washed with the weekly laundry. The sweatshirt, either zip-up or hooded, takes over from November to March, when the autumn tests and then the Tournament are played in the cold. The high socks in the colours of a team serve both for training and to show support, while the polo is suitable for smarter outings.

Other good deals

Outside of Black Friday, good deals can be found in the good deals, clearance, sales. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections. The highlights of the year follow a steady order: Black Friday in late autumn, the end-of-year festivities, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, and then the summer sales and back to school.

Frequently asked questions

When is the Six Nations Tournament played?

The Tournament is held every year in February and March, with each team playing five matches. It pits France against England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, and Italy, which joined in 2000.

Why do the All Blacks perform the haka?

The haka is a traditional Māori dance that the All Blacks perform before their matches to challenge their opponents and honour their culture. The most famous, Ka Mate, has alternated with a second haka, Kapa o Pango, since 2005.

How is a kit personalised?

The name and number are cut from a textile film and then applied heat to the back of the kit. To last, the personalised kit should be washed inside out, at low temperature, and never ironed directly on the marking.

What is rugby sevens?

Rugby sevens is played on a standard-sized pitch, with seven players per team and halves of seven minutes. Fast and spectacular, it has been an Olympic discipline since the Rio Games in 2016.

Why is Scotland called the Thistle XV?

The thistle is the national emblem of Scotland and adorns the crest of its national team. According to legend, it betrayed invading Vikings who came at night, their cries of pain when stepping on it waking the defenders.