Rugby nation sales
This sale brings together products from rugby nations at discounted prices: jerseys of the French XV, Scotland, Wales, Italy, and the All Blacks, as well as polos, half-zip sweatshirts, sleeveless jackets, and training tops from the Springboks, shorts from the All Blacks, and supporter balls from the French XV. Everything you need to support your team from head to toe.
The colours of the nations at reduced prices.
Six Nations and Rugby Championship: the nations to support
The nations of the Tournament, France, England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and Italy, compete each winter in the oldest international competition, which started in 1883. Those from the southern hemisphere, New Zealand, South Africa, Australia, and Argentina, meet in the Rugby Championship. The two hemispheres clash during the tests in November and July and at the World Cup, won by the All Blacks in 1987, 2011 and 2015 and by the Springboks in 1995, 2007, 2019 and 2023. The jerseys of these teams are among the most worn by supporters.
The families of nations
The discounted nations come in:
All discounts are gathered on the sale page.
Beyond the jersey: Springboks polo, sweatshirt and gilet
Supporters don’t just wear the jersey. The Springboks collection, designed by Nike, showcases green and gold on a smart polo with a buttoned collar, a half-zip sweatshirt for chilly evenings, a sleeveless gilet that keeps the torso warm without restricting the arms, and a sleeveless training top similar to what the players wear during practice sessions. On the All Blacks side, the black home shorts complete the outfit for young fans who want to dress like their idols, from the jersey down to the socks.
Ball, flag and scarf for match days
The supporter ball of the XV de France, made by Gilbert, features the colors and rooster of the Blues; the English brand has been making balls since 1823 in the town of Rugby. Designed for casual passes and collectibles, it doesn’t have the grip of a match ball and wears out quicker on synthetic pitches. The flag of New Zealand and the scarf for the 2023 World Cup in the colors of France complete the outfit of the supporter, at the stadium or in front of the screen, and easily fit in a bag.
Other good deals
Good deals can also be found in the good deals, clearance, Black Friday. The new arrivals show the latest collections. The highlights of the year follow a stable order: the Black Friday at the end of autumn, the year-end holidays, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, followed by the summer sales and the back-to-school period.
Frequently asked questions
Which nations have achieved a Grand Slam in the Tournament?
All the nations of the Tournament except Italy, which joined in 2000. The Grand Slam rewards the team that wins all five matches, an achievement first accomplished by France in 1968.
Can a supporter scarf be machine washed?
An acrylic scarf can handle a delicate wash at thirty degrees, placed in a wash bag. It should be dried flat to ensure it retains its shape and the woven pattern colours remain sharp.
Is a selection polo suitable for everyday wear?
Yes, it’s the most versatile piece in a supporter’s wardrobe: its buttoned collar and pique fabric make it more dressed up. It can be washed at thirty degrees and ironed at a low temperature, avoiding the badge.
How to stay warm in the stands while showing team colours?
A sleeveless gilet keeps the torso warm while leaving the arms free to cheer. Worn over a jersey or sweatshirt, it is suitable for November matches as well as winter evenings.
Why do nation jerseys change regularly?
Federations and their suppliers renew the kits, often timed with major competitions like the World Cup. The colours and emblem remain, only the patterns and finishes evolve.
