This page showcases the caps Force XV, the French brand specialized in rugby, when they are available. Designed for coaches, players, and supporters who spend their weekends by the pitch, they extend the world of a brand known to clubs. Our tips for choosing your cap, adjusting its size, and maintaining it.
The caps Force XV.
Force XV gets its name from the fifteen players on a rugby XV team. This French brand has been built to serve clubs, from rugby schools to seniors, by designing outfits and equipment tailored for match needs. The Force XV cap fits into this concept: a club accessory worn in the brand's colours during summer training, tournaments, or days spent in the stands. It can be worn by both the player and the supporter who follows their club from ground to ground, season after season.
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A day of school rugby tournament or sevens rugby often takes place in bright sunshine for long hours. The cap protects the forehead and eyes of the coach watching over their players, the parent in the stands, or the player between matches. A curved brim better shields the eyes when the sun is low, at the end of the day. A lightweight, breathable material prevents the feeling of heat under the cap. For clubs, a branded rugby cap completes the staff's outfit and gives a consistent image during travels.
A cap with a adjustable strap fits most head sizes: it should be adjusted to hold without leaving marks on the forehead. For a fixed-size model, measure your head size with a soft tape measure, just above the eyebrows, and go for the larger size if unsure. In terms of care, a hand wash in lukewarm soapy water, using a soft brush on areas marked by sweat, preserves the shape and logo. Allow it to air dry, away from the radiator, resting on a rounded surface.
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The Roman numeral XV refers to the fifteen players that make up a rugby XV team. The name thus reflects the brand's roots in club rugby.
Yes, it is actually one of its natural uses: it protects from the sun during training and tournaments, and fits in with the outfit of staff dressed by the brand.
Gently rub the inside band with a soft toothbrush and a bit of soap diluted in lukewarm water, then rinse without submerging the entire cap. Dry it in the open air.
Yes, especially for a coach or parent who spends their weekends by the pitch. An adjustable model removes the need to know the exact head size of the recipient.
No, caps are not allowed on the field during play, where only the approved soft helmet can be worn. It is reserved for light warm-ups, sitting on the bench, and in the stands.