The promotions on rugby jerseys include those from Top 14 and Pro D2 clubs, foreign clubs, and national teams, available in supporter or authentic versions, for adults, women, and children. These are the same official jerseys, often from a previous collection, presented with our tips on choosing the right design, fit, and size.
Your team's jersey, at a discounted price.
A discounted shirt is usually a model from a previous season, replaced by a newer design. The quality of manufacturing is identical: same fabric, same seams, same embroidered or heat-sealed badge. Only the pattern may change, sometimes a sponsor or the equipment supplier. For a supporter, the difference is hardly noticeable in the stands, where shirts from different eras coexist. For a collector, a model that will no longer be produced may, on the contrary, gain in interest over time, especially if it is associated with a title or a memorable final.
The promotions include:
All shirts are gathered on the shirts page.
The names vary by brand, but two versions coexist. The supporter version, sometimes called stadium or fan, offers a loose fit and a fabric that is resistant to washing. The authentic version, or pro, adopts the players' fit, with a stretchy fabric that hugs the body. The product title always specifies the version: an authentic shirt fits closer to the body, and one often sizes up if they want to wear it off the pitch. The training shirt in the club’s colours is a third option, more technical and designed for sport.
Child sizes are expressed in age, but morphology is more important than the birthday: for a child who grows quickly, the next size up extends the life of the shirt. For a gift, the home shirt of their beloved club remains a safe bet, in the supporter version, which is more forgiving on size. A national team shirt is also popular beyond club fans, especially before the Six Nations Tournament or a World Cup, when the desire to wear the country’s colours grips all rugby fans.
Good bargains can be found in great deals, promotions, clearance, sales, Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and items shipped in 24 hours are prepared and sent out within 24 hours. The highlights of the year follow a steady order: the Black Friday at the end of autumn, the end-of-year holidays, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, then the summer sales and back-to-school.
Yes, like other club shirts, especially the model from the previous year when the new design arrives. Common sizes sell out quickly, so it’s best not to wait too long.
Yes, these are the same officially licensed shirts, with the badge and sponsors of the club or the national team. The discount is most often due to the arrival of a new model, never due to a manufacturing defect.
Yes, when a club or national team offers a women's fit, it may also benefit from a discount. These models, produced in smaller quantities, sell out quickly in the most sought-after sizes.
Of course, the stands mix shirts from all eras, and older models often bring back memories of significant journeys. Only a few purists insist on wearing the most recent design.
Yes, children's sizes are often part of the discounts, just like adult models. It's an opportunity to equip a young player in their team's colours, while allowing for a size margin.