Gloucester Rugby have today (August 13, 2015) unveiled the club’s new home shirt for the 2015/16 AVIVA Premiership season. Made by XBlades, the jersey features the club’s traditional cherry and white hoops, and is paired with black shorts and socks.
Mitsubishi Motors are the club’s principal shirt sponsors, with Stowford Press, Downton, Hartpury College, Olbas, StubHub and Sportlobster being associate sponsors. Continue reading
This is the new Cardiff Blues #StayStrongForOws shirt 2015/16, a special strip designed for the Cardiff Blues which will also serve as their European jersey for the 15/16 rugby season. The shirt, made by Canterbury, was officially revealed on 11 August, 2015 and is dedicated to Blues player Owen Williams, who suffered a serious spinal injury while playing for the club in Singapore.
The new Cardiff Blues Europe/third shirt is yellow and blue- the colours of Williams’ first rugby club Aberdare RFC. Continue reading
These are the new Wales RWC jerseys 2015, Wales’ new home and away tops for Rugby World Cup 2015. Warren Gatland’s side are in the Group of Death at this year’s RWC, with England, Australia and Fiji also in the same group as the Welsh.
The new Welsh RWC 2015 shirts have been made by Under Armour, and were officially unveiled on 8th August, 2015, on the eve of Wales’ friendly against Ireland. Continue reading
After unveiling their new home and away kits for 2015/16 last month, AVIVA Premiership side Bath have followed it up with the release of their third/Euro jersey. The black strip, made by Canterbury, was officially unveiled on 6th August, 2015.
The shirt is predominantly black with blue and white cuffs and golden detailing celebrating the club’s 150th anniversary. Continue reading
This is the new Connacht away jersey 15/16, Connacht Rugby’s new alternate shirt for the upcoming Pro 12 season. Made by BLK, the new Connacht away top was officially unveiled on August 6, 2015, with the likes of John Muldoon, Tiernan O’Halloran and Jack Carty present at the launch event.
Connacht Rugby’s new away jersey is predominantly white with a dash of green on the sleeves. Embedded on the front is the eagle from the club crest and also the names of Connacht’s five counties- Galway, Leitrim, Sligo, Mayo and Roscommon. Continue reading