Our selection of children's rugby shirts dresses both young fans and players from the rugby club: tops from Top 14 clubs, from Stade Toulousain to Stade Rochelais, including Union Bordeaux-Bègles, shirts of the French XV, All Blacks, or Scotland, and training shirts Gilbert and Force XV designed to withstand the tackles of Wednesday sessions.
The shirt of their idols, or the training one.
Club jerseys are at the heart of the selection: the red and black of the Stade Toulousain, available in home, away, third and fourth, the yellow and black of the Stade Rochelais, the burgundy and white of the Union Bordeaux-Bègles, the pink of Stade Français, the sky blue and white of Racing, or the blue and white of Castres. On the national team side, the blue jersey of the France XV, once again made by adidas since September 2024, is alongside the all black of the All Blacks and the navy blue of Scotland, with short or long sleeves. Each model features the badge and the colours worn by the players, in a fit adapted to children's body shapes.
Children's jerseys come in:
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For rugby school, a training jersey is better suited for sessions than a supporter jersey. The Gilbert Xact, made from breathable polyester that wicks away sweat, is recognised by its horizontal stripes and its officer collar in cotton twill; its seams and stress points are reinforced to withstand pulls. The Force XV Victoire, designed for intense use, focuses on thick polyester, reinforced seams, and a fitted cut that offers little grip to tacklers. Available in several colours, these two models also allow coaches to outfit an entire category, from under eight years to under fourteen years.
Children's sizes from manufacturers correspond to a height in centimetres, from 116 to 164 approximately, rather than a specific age: a taller child for their age quickly moves to the next size. A supporter jersey can be taken with a bit of room to last for two seasons, while a training jersey should remain close-fitting to avoid offering grip during contact. To keep the colours bright, wash the jersey inside out at thirty degrees, without fabric softener which clogs the technical fibres, then dry it on a hanger, away from radiators that would warp the badge and printing.
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It features the same design, colours, and badge as the jersey worn in matches. However, its cut is roomier than the player version, which is very fitted, making it comfortable both in the stands and at school.
Yes, adidas has been dressing the French rugby teams again since September 2024, after a period in the colours of Le Coq Sportif. The children's version features the blue and the rooster from the jersey worn by the Blues.
It can withstand some play in the garden, but the repeated pulling during tackles quickly damages its badges. For training sessions, a training jersey with reinforced seams is more suitable, as match kit is generally provided by the club.
The home burgundy and white jersey remains the truest to the club’s colours, which formed in 2006 from the merger of Stade Bordelais and CA Bègles. It is also the shirt of the European champions, crowned in the Champions Cup in 2025 against Northampton.
The Six Nations Tournament takes place in February and March, often in the cold and rain of Edinburgh. The long sleeve version keeps arms warm in the stands and can be worn alone, without a jacket over it.