Clearance rugby t-shirts
This page features the rugby t-shirts from the end of the range: models in the colours of clubs and nations, from the French XV to Stade Toulousain, graphic and technical t-shirts for men, women, and children. It explains how to read the weight, distinguish the marking techniques, and choose the right fit, from children's sizes to larger sizes.
The supporter t-shirt, at a reduced price.
Graphic, technical or commemorative: three families
The graphic t-shirt features the badge, the motto, or a visual from the club, printed on soft cotton: it's the everyday wear of the supporter. The technical t-shirt, made from lightweight polyester, is what players wear during training and warming up; its mesh wicks away sweat and dries in just a few minutes. The commemorative editions celebrate a title, a centenary, or a World Cup, with a dated visual that makes them sought after by collectors long after the event they depict.
The lifestyle on clearance
The lifestyle on clearance also comes in:
All the lifestyle on clearance can be found on the lifestyle page.
Weight, collar and cut: reading the label
The weight indicates the thickness of the cotton: around 150 grams per square metre, the t-shirt is fine and cool; above 180, it gains structure and keeps its shape better over washes. The crew neck, edged with a ribbed trim, remains the most common, while the V-neck exposes the neck more. The polyester-cotton blend dries faster and shrinks less than pure cotton. In terms of cut, the women's version is more fitted at the waist and shoulders, while the men's version is straight.
Screen printing, heat transfer or embroidery: the durability of the marking
The visual on a t-shirt can be screen printed, with the ink penetrating the fibres for a soft and durable finish; heat transferred, using a heat-pressed film in bright colours but sensitive to heat; or embroidered, for a small raised badge that won't wear off. To preserve a mark, the t-shirt should be washed inside out at 30 degrees, and the iron should never touch the design directly. Tumble drying is to be avoided for heat transfers, which end up cracking under repeated heat exposure.
Other good deals
Great deals 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, followed by the summer sales and back-to-school.
Frequently asked questions
Are there rugby t-shirts in large sizes?
Yes, many supporter t-shirts come in sizes above XL, suitable for forwards. To avoid surprises, compare the width of a regular t-shirt laid flat with the measurements in the size guide.
Which t-shirt should I choose for a supporting child?
A cotton t-shirt in the colours of their team, chosen based on their build rather than their age, with some room for growth. Printed models hold up well to frequent washes if turned inside out before machine washing.
Can a technical t-shirt be worn daily?
Yes, it is lightweight and doesn’t wrinkle, but its synthetic mesh holds odours more than cotton. It is mainly designed for exertion, while cotton offers more softness for everyday life.
What t-shirt should I wear to support the French XV?
A blue t-shirt featuring the rooster remains the classic choice to support the Blues, whether at the stadium or in front of the screen. On big match days, many supporters also opt for a tricoloured or commemorative model.
How can I prevent a t-shirt from deforming at the collar?
Avoid stretching it when removing and dry it flat or on a wide hanger, without clips on the neckline. A higher weight and a well-sewn ribbed trim also hold up better over time.
