Sales Rest of the World: the Springboks
This sale brings together products from countries around the world at discounted prices, featuring the Springboks collection by Nike: home and away jerseys, long sleeve jerseys, t-shirts, polo shirts, half-zip sweatshirts, sleeveless jackets, caps, and bucket hats. The Japan supporter ball and a New Zealand flag complete the selection.
Southern rugby at reduced prices.
The green and gold of the Springboks, a story born in 1906
The nickname of the Springboks dates back to the 1906 tour in Great Britain when South African players adopted the southern African antelope as their emblem. The green and gold jersey has since become that of one of the most feared teams. World champions in 1995 on home ground, then in 2007, 2019, and 2023, the South Africans retained their title at Stade de France by beating the All Blacks 12 to 11. Since July 2023, it is Nike that designs their kits, from match jerseys to training wear.
Other nations
The sales also extend to:
All the national sales can be found on the national sales page.
Jersey, t-shirt or polo: the South African collection piece by piece
The home jersey comes in short sleeves and long sleeves, a cut that recalls the outfits of the past and provides better protection during cool evenings. The t-shirt for home or away can be worn daily without looking like a match outfit, and is available in children’s sizes. The polo adds a buttoned collar for a smarter look. The training top, in short sleeves or sleeveless, follows the model used by players during training sessions: lightweight fabric, fitted cut, and quick-drying.
Puffer jacket, cap and bucket hat: the Springboks off the field
The South African colours also make an appearance far from the pitch. The sleeveless puffer jacket protects the torso from the cold while leaving the shoulders free, and the half-zip sweatshirt adjusts according to the temperature. The baseball cap with a curved brim and the bucket hat, which offers more coverage, protect from the sun during summer matches or tours. Outside South Africa, the New Zealand flag and the Japan supporter ball, host country of the 2019 World Cup, remind us that rugby is enjoyed on all continents.
Other good deals
Good deals can also be found in the good deals, clearance, Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections. The highlights of the year follow in a stable order: the Black Friday at the end of autumn, the holiday season, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, then the summer sales and back-to-school.
Frequently asked questions
Which nations make up the rest of the world in rugby?
All those not competing in the Six Nations Tournament: New Zealand, South Africa, Australia, Argentina, but also Japan, Fiji, Georgia, Samoa, Tonga, or Uruguay. Several have distinguished themselves in the World Cup.
Who won the 2023 World Cup final?
South Africa, victorious 12 to 11 over New Zealand at Stade de France, on 28 October 2023. The Springboks thus retained the title won in Japan four years earlier.
What size should I choose for a Springboks jersey?
The supporter version follows the usual size with a straight cut. The player version, which is more fitted, should be taken one size up, especially for those with broad shoulders.
Why has Japan become a respected rugby nation?
Its victory 34 to 32 over South Africa in Brighton during the 2015 World Cup made a big impression. In 2019, on home soil, the Brave Blossoms reached the quarter-finals for the first time.
How to care for a polo or team jersey?
Wash it inside out at thirty degrees, with a gentle detergent and no fabric softener. Flat drying, away from the tumble dryer, preserves the badge and printed logos.
