This page brings together the Scotland jerseys, the XV of the Thistle, in home and away versions. It is aimed at Scottish supporters, fans of the Six Nations Tournament, and all those who dream of Murrayfield, featuring a navy blue jersey emblazoned with the thistle, one of the oldest symbols of international rugby.
The navy blue and the thistle.
On 27th March 1871, at Raeburn Place in Edinburgh, Scotland won the first international match in history, against England. The Thistle XV achieved the Grand Slam in 1925, 1984, and 1990, with the last one snatched in a final against England at Murrayfield, won thirteen to seven after the slow and determined entry of David Sole and his teammates. Since 1879, the two nations have contested the Calcutta Cup, the oldest trophy in international rugby, and Scotland also faces Wales for the Doddie Weir Cup, in tribute to its former second row.
The national team jerseys are also available:
All selections are gathered on the national teams page.
The home jersey is navy blue, the traditional colour of Scotland, emblazoned with the thistle, the country's emblematic flower. The team plays at Murrayfield, in Edinburgh, the largest stadium in Scotland, where the crowd sings Flower of Scotland before each match, often a cappella. The away jersey changes colour depending on the models, from white to shades inspired by heather moors. Macron, the supplier for the Scottish federation, has already incorporated tartan patterns into several jerseys, at the collar or in the fabric weave, to ground the outfit in the culture of the country.
The home navy blue jersey is the natural choice for Murrayfield and the Tournament trips: it's the outfit that supporters recognise from afar. The away jersey, lighter in colour, stands out more and appeals to those who already own the home version. The two feature a fitted cut without being tight in the supporters’ version, with breathable fabric that dries quickly, handy under the Edinburgh downpours. You choose based on your chest size, and those with broader builds may sometimes prefer the next size up for shoulder comfort.
Great bargains can be found in the good deals, promotions, clearance, sales, Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and items shipped within 24h are prepared and sent out within 24 hours. The highlights of the year follow a stable order: Black Friday in late autumn, the year-end holidays, winter sales, spring's French Days, then summer sales and back-to-school.
The Scottish national stadium hosted its first match in March 1925, against England, a victory that granted Scotland its first Grand Slam. Its centenary was celebrated in 2025.
Yes, especially those from the Grand Slam era of 1990, worn by Gavin Hastings, John Jeffrey or David Sole. They are popular with collectors and those nostalgic for the great days of Scottish rugby.
Child sizes are given by age ranges. Between two sizes, opt for the larger one: the jersey lasts longer and accompanies growth from one Tournament to the next.
The thistle has been the emblem of Scotland since the Middle Ages. According to legend, a barefoot invader Viking walking at night shouted after stepping on a thistle, alerting the Scottish defenders.
One's own team's, obviously, but this match is experienced in a friendly spirit, inherited from the Auld Alliance between the two countries. Since 2018, the winner receives a trophy bearing this name.