Sales of the VI Nations Tournament
This sale brings together products from the Six Nations Tournament countries at discounted prices: home and away shirts of the France XV in supporter, authentic or children's versions, shirts from Scotland, Wales and Italy, authentic England shirt, Anthem jacket and France shorts, supporter ball, scarves and Scottish flag.
The Tournament at a discounted price.
France, Scotland, Wales, Italy, England: the tournament jerseys
The France XV comes in a blue home jersey and an away jersey, made by adidas since September 2024, available in supporter, authentic, and children’s versions. Scotland plays in navy blue featuring a thistle, dressed by Macron since 2013; the Italian brand also outfits the Wales team, in red adorned with three feathers. Italy sports azure blue, which earned its players the nickname Azzurri, while England has its white jersey with a red rose, shown here in the authentic version worn by players.
The other nations
The sales also include:
All the nation sales are gathered on the nation sales page.
Anthem jacket, shorts, and ball: the gear of the Blues
The Anthem jacket gets its name from the anthems: it’s what the players wear on the pitch before kick-off, during the Marseillaise. The supporter shorts of the France XV complete the jersey for a full kit in the Blues’ colours, popular among young players. The supporter ball Gilbert, marked with the rooster, is intended for leisure passing and collecting rather than matches. Scarves, including the one for the 2023 World Cup in the colours of France and that of Wales, along with the Scottish flag, complete the match day equipment.
Calcutta Cup, Grand Slam, and trophies: the history of the tournament
Born in 1883 among England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales, the Tournament welcomed France in 1910 and Italy in 2000. The ranking also includes trophies specific to certain match-ups: the Calcutta Cup, contested since 1879 between the English and the Scots, the Giuseppe-Garibaldi trophy between France and Italy, or the Auld Alliance Trophy between France and Scotland. Winning all five matches grants the Grand Slam; for a British nation or Ireland, beating the other three earns the Triple Crown, and finishing without a win means the wooden spoon.
Other good deals
Great deals can also be found in good deals, clearing sales, and Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections. The highlights of the year follow a steady order: Black Friday at the end of autumn, the end of year holidays, winter sales, French Days in spring, followed by summer sales and back-to-school.
Frequently asked questions
When is the Six Nations Tournament played?
Each year, between late January or early February and mid-March, over five match days interrupted by rest weekends. Each nation hosts two or three times, alternating from one edition to the next.
What size jersey should I choose for the France XV?
The supporter version follows the usual size. The authentic version, tailored for high-level athletes, is tighter: one size up is recommended, and children have sizes indicated by age.
Why does Scotland wear a thistle on its jersey?
The thistle has been Scotland's national emblem since the Middle Ages: according to legend, its thorns betrayed Viking invaders approaching barefoot. It adorns the navy blue jersey of the team.
Why does Italy play in blue?
Azzurro, or azure blue, was the colour of the House of Savoy, the former royal family of Italy. National teams adopted it, hence the nickname Azzurri given to the players.
Does the tournament jersey differ from the World Cup jersey?
Nations often present a specific jersey for the World Cup, featuring a commemorative detail. During the tournament, they wear their current home or away kit, updated every year or every two years.
