Rugby shirts from clubs and nations
Our rugby jerseys range includes kits from Stade Toulousain, Racing 92, and RC Toulon, in supporter or authentic versions, for men, women, and children, as well as jerseys from Top 14 and Pro D2 clubs, foreign clubs, and nations. A selection for showing your team colours at the stadium, giving the jersey of your club, or completing a collection.
Wear your team's colours.
Toulouse, Racing 92, Toulon: three shirts, three identities
Each shirt tells the story of a club. The Stade Toulousain, founded in 1907, and the RC Toulon, created in 1908, share the red and black, which the Toulon fans associate with lily of the valley, the emblem of their club. The Racing 92, heir to the Racing Club de France, crowned first champion of France in 1892, remains true to sky blue and white. Each club has a home shirt in its historical colours and an away shirt, worn when the kits of both teams might clash. A third shirt or a special kit for major matches sometimes completes the range.
The families of shirts
Rugby shirts come in:
You can also find the clubs and nations sections.
Supporter version or authentic: two cuts for two uses
The supporter version features the colours and badges of the match shirt in a straight cut, made of lightweight polyester, easy to wear at the stadium or in daily life. The authentic version, offered notably for Stade Toulousain and RC Toulon, is the same as what the players wear: more technical fabric, a very close fit, and sometimes adhesive areas. It tends to run smaller, so those wanting more room should choose a size up. For stadium use, the supporter version is the most comfortable, while the authentic appeals to those who want to wear the exact kit of the players.
Men, women, children: a shirt for the whole family
Shirts come in men's sizes, in women's cut, which is more fitted at the waist and shorter, and in children's sizes, expressed by age. For a child, it's best to rely on their actual height rather than age, and to take one size up so they can wear their shirt for longer. For adults unsure between two sizes, the larger one is preferred in the supporter version if wearing warm clothing underneath in winter. The club shirt remains a popular gift for supporters of all ages, for birthdays and holiday celebrations.
Bargain tips
Good deals can be found in bargain tips, promotions, clearance, sales, Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and items shipped in 24h are prepared and dispatched within 24 hours. The key events of the year follow a stable order: Black Friday at the end of autumn, holiday celebrations, winter sales, French Days in spring, followed by summer sales and back-to-school.
Frequently asked questions
Why are rugby shirts rarely printed with player names?
In rugby, the number designates a position and changes according to each match's composition, and players' names don't traditionally appear on the back. Thus, shirts are most often worn without printing, bearing only the club's colours.
How to frame a rugby shirt?
It should be secured flat on a rigid backing covered with fabric, with sleeves either folded or extended, in a deep frame. UV-protective glass preserves the colours from light, and a signed shirt benefits from being framed quickly to protect the signatures.
What shirt size for a four-year-old?
For a four-year-old, choose the size that corresponds to their height, or the next size up if they're growing quickly, so they can wear the shirt all year round. Size guides from brands indicate the height covered by each size.
Are vintage rugby shirts still sought after?
Yes, shirts with classic collars or in the colours of past World Cups appeal to collectors as well as fans. They are worn daily and remind people of the time when rugby shirts were made of thick cotton.
How to wash a rugby shirt without damaging the badges?
Wash inside out, at thirty degrees, with a detergent for colours and no fabric softener. Avoid the tumble dryer and iron on logos and heat-transfer sponsors, which can peel off with heat.
