Aviva Premiership side Harlequins have revealed their special edition Big Game 7 shirt that they will wear in their game against Northampton next month.
Quins have chosen Great Ormond Street Hospital as their charity partner. Great Ormond were also partners with Quins in Big Game 5 back in 2012.
Big Game 2014 will see Quins temporarily move from the Stoop to Twickenham Stadium for a one off fixture.
The shirt was officially unveiled on November 20, 2014. Continue reading
This is the new Northampton Saints European Shirt 2014/15, Saints Rugby’s new Euro kit for the upcoming Champions Cup. Made by Burrda, the new Saints Rugby European jersey was first seen at the recently held EPCR Champions Cup launch.
The strip is here seen modelled by the likes of Ben Foden and George North Continue reading
This is what appears to be the new London Welsh third kit 2014/15, London Welsh RFCs new alternate strip for the European Rugby Challenge Cup. Made by Rhino Teamwear, London Welsh’s new EPCR Challenge Cup shirt was unveiled at the recently held Champions and Challenge Cup Trophy Launches
Matt Corker is here seen modelling the new London Welsh Euro Shirt 14/15. The club have already unveiled their new home and change shirts for the current AVIVA Premiership rugby season. Continue reading
This is the new Leicester Tigers alternate kit 14/15, Tigers Rugby’s new change strip for the upcoming Premiership rugby season. Made by Canterbury, this new Leicester Tigers away shirt was officially unveiled on 29th August, 2014 on the eve of their friendly against Cardiff.
The idea behind the kit harks back to 1885, when the team wore orange and brown, thus leading a local paper nicknaming them the “Tigers” for the first ever time. The base colour of this Leicester rugby away top is therefore orange Continue reading
These are the new London Welsh kits 14/15, London Welsh RFC’s new uniforms for the upcoming AVIVA Premiership Rugby season. The new London Welsh 2014/15 jerseys have been made by Rhino Teamwear, who take over from Samurai, and were officially unveiled on 29th August, 2014 by the club.
London Welsh have been on a signing spree this summer and the likes of Piri Weepu and Olly Barkley will be seen wearing these kits this season. They earned promotion to the Premiership after beating Bristol in the Championship playoff final
Welsh’s home kit is on expected lines, with the change kit a striking pink number, as can be seen in the pics below. Continue reading