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South Africa Springboks jerseys

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This page brings together the South Africa jerseys, those of the Springboks who were crowned World Cup champions in 1995, 2007, 2019, and 2023: green and gold home jersey, away jersey, and long-sleeve home jersey. It is aimed at Boks supporters, fans of physical rugby, and those who remember the 1995 final in Johannesburg.

The green and gold of the world champions.

Mandela, Pienaar, Kolisi: the key dates of the Springboks

South Africa won its first World Cup in 1995 on home soil, marking its return to the international stage after apartheid: Nelson Mandela, wearing the green number six jersey, presented the trophy to captain François Pienaar at Ellis Park in Johannesburg. The Springboks triumphed again in 2007 in France, and in 2019 in Japan, with Siya Kolisi, the first black captain of the team, and in 2023 at the Stade de France, defeating New Zealand by a point in the final. Under the leadership of Rassie Erasmus, they are distinguished by the strength of their bench.

Other nations

The jerseys of national teams are also available:

All teams are featured on the national teams page.

Green, gold, protea and springbok: the symbolism of the jersey

The green made its debut in 1903 at Newlands Stadium in Cape Town: captain Barry Heatlie had his team wear the dark green jerseys of his old club, Old Diocesans, and South Africa won its first series against the British. Gold has highlighted the collar and trims since then. Following a federation decision in 2008, the protea, the national flower, occupies the left side of the chest, and the springbok antelope, which gives the team its nickname, has moved to the right. The away jersey, made by Nike like the home jersey since the brand's return in 2023, changes shade according to the models, most often being white or light.

Home, away or long sleeves: which Boks jersey

The home green jersey is worn for major matches, both in South Africa and during November tours in Europe. The away jersey is used when the opponent plays in a similar colour, like Ireland, and its lighter shade appeals to those who already own the green version. The long-sleeved home jersey features the same design, keeps the arms warm in the stands during winter, and recalls the pre-professionalism attire of the Springboks. For a comfortable fit, you choose your size based on your chest measurement and go up a size if unsure.

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Frequently asked questions

Why is the South African team called the Springboks?

The nickname comes from a southern African antelope, the springbok. It was adopted by the players themselves during the 1906 tour of Great Britain, led by captain Paul Roos, before the English press chose another.

Is there a Springboks rugby sevens jersey?

Yes, the South African sevens team, nicknamed the Blitzboks, has its own jerseys in the same green and gold colours. It competes on the world circuit and at the Olympics.

Is there a Springboks jersey for kids?

Jerseys for the team generally come in children's sizes, chosen according to age. The design mirrors that of the adults, featuring the protea and the antelope, to dress young Boks supporters.

What’s the difference between supporter and player versions?

The player version, which is more fitted, uses a stretchy and lightweight fabric designed for contact. The supporter version, which is looser and thicker, is easy to wear at the stadium and in everyday life, with the same colours and emblems.

How to care for a green and gold jersey?

Wash it inside out, at a maximum of thirty degrees, using a gentle detergent and without fabric softener, which damages the technical fibres. Dry it in the air, in the shade, to keep the green vibrant.