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The national team jerseys of the Black Friday feature the France XV in supporter, authentic, and kids' versions, as well as the All Blacks, the Black Ferns, the Springboks, England, Scotland, Wales, and Italy, both home and away. A selection to follow the Six Nations Championship and international tests in the colours of your favourite nation.

The colours of the nations, at discounted prices.

The France XV jersey in supporter, authentic, or kids' version

The Blues jersey comes in different styles for everyone. The supporter version, made from thicker fabric and with a straight cut, is aimed at fans in the stands and fits true to size. The authentic version replicates the jersey worn by the players, fitted and lighter, and is typically sized one up for added comfort. The kids' size allows younger fans to wear the same colours as their heroes. The away jersey, usually white, is used when the opponent’s kit is too similar to blue, like Scotland or Italy.

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All the jerseys for Black Friday can be found on the jerseys page.

All Blacks, Springboks, Black Ferns: the giants of the southern hemisphere

The all-black kit of the All Blacks and their silver fern is one of the most famous outfits in sports; New Zealand won the World Cup in 1987, 2011, and 2015, and their jerseys come in supporter and more technical Performance versions. The Black Ferns, New Zealand's women's team, have their own specially cut jerseys for the players; they claimed the world title at home in Auckland in 2022. The Springboks, World Champions in 1995, 2007, 2019, and 2023, wear green and gold, available in home and away styles.

England, Scotland, Wales, Italy: the jerseys of the Tournament

The Six Nations Tournament takes place in February and March, with each nation defending its colours. England plays in white featuring the red rose, here in its authentic version. Scotland wears navy blue and the thistle, Wales sports red and the three feathers of the prince of Wales, and Italy showcases azzurro, the light blue inherited from the House of Savoy. The Scottish, Welsh, and Italian teams are outfitted by Macron, the Italian brand, who produce their home and away kits. The Tournament, started in 1883 with British nations, later included France and Italy joined in 2000.

Other good deals

Outside of Black Friday, great bargains can be found in good deals, clearance, and sales. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections. The key moments of the year follow a stable order: Black Friday at the end of autumn, the holiday season, winter sales, French Days in spring, followed by summer sales and back-to-school.

Frequently asked questions

Why do the All Blacks play in black?

The black became established during the early New Zealand tours at the end of the nineteenth century, adorned with a silver fern on the chest. The 1905 tour in Great Britain popularised the nickname All Blacks, which has become synonymous with this kit.

What size jersey for a woman?

The women's cuts, like those of the Black Ferns, are narrower at the shoulders and fitted at the waist. On a unisex jersey, a female player or supporter usually goes down a size from their usual fit, checking the chest measurement against the guide.

Do national team jerseys change every year?

The federations regularly update their jerseys, often with a special edition for the World Cup. A previous model still retains the nation’s colours and can be perfectly worn in the stands.

Do you need an authentic version to play rugby?

No, the supporter version is sufficient for a game among friends or at training. The authentic version, which is finer and fitted, is mainly for those who want the exact fit of the professionals; it tears more easily if mishandled.

Why does Scotland wear a thistle?

The thistle has been Scotland's national emblem since the Middle Ages, symbolising resistance. The Scottish federation displays it on their jerseys, and the French press has given the team the nickname the XV of the Thistle.