Good deals on rugby clubs
The great club deals bring together the kits of French and foreign rugby clubs at discounted prices: home, away, and pre-match jerseys from Stade Toulousain, RC Toulon, Racing 92, or Union Bordeaux-Bègles, as well as hoodies, polos, windbreakers, and tracksuits to support your team both at the stadium and during the week.
Your club's colours, at discounted prices.
From Racing to UBB: over a century of club rugby
The represented clubs cover the entire history of French rugby. Racing and Stade Français contested the very first French championship final in 1892, refereed by Pierre de Coubertin and won by Racing. Stade Toulousain dates back to 1907, RC Toulon to 1908, while the Union Bordeaux-Bègles was only formed in 2006, from the merger of Stade Bordelais and Club Athlétique Bègles-Bordeaux. Wearing the jersey of one of them displays these roots, from the red and black of Toulouse to the sky and white of Racing.
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Sweatshirts, polos and windbreakers in club colours
The jersey is just part of a supporter’s wardrobe. The hoodie from Stade Toulousain or RC Toulon is worn in the stands on autumn evenings, the tracksuit jacket reflects the players' outfit upon their arrival at the stadium, and the embroidered polo with the crest suits outings as well as the office. The windbreaker, lightweight and water-repellent, accompanies matches in the rain, and the training top from Racing 92 works just as well for a jog as it does for cheering on the Ciel et Blanc.
Cardiff, Edinburgh, Sale: clubs from across the Channel
The selection opens up to British clubs, less common in France. Cardiff Rugby, returning to this name in 2021 after years as Cardiff Blues, offers its sky blue and black in polos, t-shirts, and jackets. The two Scottish franchises, Edinburgh and the Glasgow Warriors, wear jerseys made by Macron. The Ospreys represent the Swansea and Neath area, while the Sale Sharks, English champions in 2006, represent the suburbs of Manchester. This is a chance to follow British rugby with a rare jersey, at a more affordable price.
The other good deals
Good bargains can also be found in sales, clearance, Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections. The year's highlights follow a stable order: Black Friday at the end of autumn, the end-of-year holidays, winter sales, French Days in spring, then the summer sales and back-to-school.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between a supporter jersey and an authentic jersey?
The supporter version, which is looser and thicker, is worn daily in your usual size. The authentic version follows the players' body-hugging cut and uses a lightweight fabric: it’s often sized up for more comfort.
Why do clubs change their jerseys every year?
Clubs renew their kits to keep up with partner developments and offer a new design to their supporters. The colours and crest remain, but the cut, patterns, and sponsors change.
Is a club jersey a good gift for a child?
Yes, as long as you choose the size according to the child's age and build, taking one size up if they grow quickly. A hoodie from the same club is an easy-to-wear alternative all year round.
How do you wash a sweatshirt or club jersey without damaging the crest?
You turn it inside out, wash it at thirty degrees without fabric softener, and lay it flat to dry, away from the tumble dryer. Iron-on patches and printed logos can crack with heat.
Are club jerseys printed with the names of players?
Rarely: in rugby, the number corresponds to the position played and changes from match to match. Club jerseys are therefore most often worn without names, only with the crest and sponsors.
