Rugby clearance, end of the range

Club and national jerseys on clearance

The jerseys are at the heart of the clearance sale. For clubs, the home and away shirts of Stade Toulousain, Racing 92, RC Toulon, Stade Français, Aviron Bayonnais, Stade Rochelais, and Union Bordeaux-Bègles sit alongside rarer pieces: the long-sleeved Heritage Toulouse jersey, inspired by the cotton shirts of yesteryear, or the pre-match Var jersey. For nations, the French XV and major selections from the southern hemisphere complete the offerings. Each team changes its design for the new sports season, which clears out previous models that are identical in quality and finish to today's.

Clearance by category

The clearance sale features:

• Jerseys.
• Nations.
• Clubs.
• Shoes.
• Equipment.
• Kids.
• Lifestyle.
• Balls.

The major events of the year are gathered on the Black Friday page.

Supporter version or authentic: which cut to choose

The supporter version is cut straight, made from thicker fabric, with an often embroidered badge: it can be worn in the stands as well as in daily life and suits most body types in its usual size. The authentic version mimics the players' fit, very close to the body, in stretchy fabric designed to limit grabs in tackles, with lighter heat-sealed badges. It is intended for connoisseurs or those who want to play with it: you should go up a size if you're looking for a bit of ease. The pre-match and training shirts, lighter and more breathable, are also suited for sports practice.

Balls and studded shoes on clearance

The clearance also includes playing equipment. The rugby balls, in the colours of nations or clubs or made for training, are chosen according to age: size 3 for the youngest, size 4 for children up to around fourteen years old, size 5 beyond that. The studded shoes are chosen according to position: a stable model with eight studs for forwards who push in scrums, a lightweight shoe with six studs for backs who rely on footwork and speed. For both shoes and clothing, available sizes are limited: it's better to check your size with the brand's guide before ordering.

Other great deals

The best bargains can also be found in good deals, sales, Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections. The highlights of the year follow a stable order: 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 time.

Frequently asked questions

Is a jersey from the previous season different from the current model?

Only the design and sometimes the printed partners change from year to year. The fabric, cut, and finish remain at the same level, and the jersey remains an official product of the club or federation.

Why do clubs change their jerseys every year?

Clubs and their equipment suppliers renew uniforms each season to incorporate new partners, celebrate an anniversary, or offer a new design to supporters. The historic colours remain the basis of the home jersey.

How can you recognize an official rugby jersey?

An official jersey features the club or federation badge, the equipment supplier logo, and an inner tag with the product reference. The quality of the stitching and the durability of the badges when washed also distinguish it from a counterfeit.

How do you wash a rugby jersey without damaging it?

Inside out, at no more than thirty degrees, without fabric softener which clogs the technical fibres, then air dry on a hanger. The tumble dryer and iron damage the heat-sealed badges and printed numbers.

What size jersey should I get for a child?

Start with their height in centimeters, indicated on the equipment suppliers' sizing charts, rather than their age. To ensure a jersey lasts more than one season, you can choose the next size up, as the supporter cut allows for a bit of room.