Children's national team jerseys
Our selection of children's jerseys from national teams features the kits of rugby teams for young supporters: the blue of the French XV, the black of the All Blacks, the navy blue of Scotland, and the sky blue of Italy. It's perfect for following the Six Nations Tournament, summer and autumn tests, or the World Cup in the colours of their favourite nation, with our size guides.
The colours of nations for the youngest.
France XV and All Blacks: two jerseys signed by adidas
The France XV jersey, blue with the red rooster emblem, is designed by adidas, who returned as the kit supplier for the Blues in September 2024 after previously outfitting them from 1986 to 1998, and then from 2012 to 2018. The same brand has been supplying the All Blacks since 1999: their all-black kit, adorned with the silver fern, remains the most famous in world rugby worldwide. These two children's jerseys faithfully take the crest and design worn in test matches, in a supporter fit that's roomier than the players' version, designed for both the stands and the playground.
The other jerseys
The children's jerseys are also available in:
All children's jerseys are gathered on the children's jerseys page.
Scotland and Italy: World Cup editions signed by Macron
The Italian supplier Macron provides the children's jerseys for Scotland and Italy in the colours of the World Cup. The Scottish jersey, navy blue, comes in a long-sleeve version, ideal for winter matches at Murrayfield or in front of the screen. Italy, which joined the Tournament in 2000, plays in azure blue, like all its national teams. These jerseys are popular with kids who follow the Six Nations Tournament and want to wear a different colour than the Blues, or who have family ties to one of these countries.
Home or away jersey: which to choose for a child
The home jersey features the historic colour of the nation: it’s the one the child recognises on television and will willingly wear in the stands. The away jersey, often lighter, is used when the colours of both teams clash; less common in playgrounds, it appeals to collectors. For size, we base it on height: a child of one metre thirty generally falls between sizes 128 and 140, and we choose the larger if they have broad shoulders or want to wear a thermal undershirt underneath in winter.
Good deals
Good bargains can be found in the promotions, sales, clearance, and Black Friday. Items shipped within 24 hours are prepared and dispatched in 24 hours. The highlights of the year follow a stable order: the Black Friday at the end of autumn, the end-of-year holidays, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, followed by the summer sales and back-to-school period.
Frequently asked questions
Which is the best national rugby team?
South Africa won the World Cups in 2019 and 2023, while New Zealand won those in 1987, 2011, and 2015. Between tournaments, the worldwide ranking from World Rugby, updated weekly, sorts the nations.
Why does the France XV have a rooster on their jersey?
The rooster is an emblem of France, born from a Latin pun between gallus, the rooster, and Gallus, the Gaul. Tradition holds that its appearance on the Blues' jersey was due to captain Marcel Communeau in 1911.
What does the thistle on Scotland's crest represent?
An emblem of Scotland since the Middle Ages, the thistle adorns the federation's crest. According to legend, Viking invaders betrayed their approach by walking barefoot on these prickly plants, alerting the Scottish defenders.
Why does Italy play in blue?
Azzurri is the colour of the House of Savoy, the royal family that unified Italy in the nineteenth century. All Italian teams have adopted it, hence the nickname Azzurri given to their players.
Are children’s sizes the same for adidas and Macron?
Both brands indicate height in centimetres or an age range, but the fit varies from model to model. We compare the child's actual size to each jersey's size guide, without relying on the size of a model from another brand.
