This is the new Samoa RWC jersey 2015, Manu Samoa’s new Rugby World Cup 2015 shirt. Made by BLK, it was officially revealed on July 17, 2015.
Samoa are in Group B for RWC 2015 along with South Africa, Scotland, United States and Japan. They will feel they are in with a real chance to take second spot in that group behind Heyneke Meyer’s Boks, with the other teams beatable given their world rankings. Continue reading
This is the 2015 away Rugby World Cup kit for the Springboks, the strip they will wear at RWC 2015 if they need to deviate from their usual green and gold jerseys. The design of this Bok away kit for RWC 2015 is the same as the SA RWC home jersey, but in white.
The Boks wore their white away kit against Samoa in the last World Cup held in New Zealand Continue reading
This is the new Wallabies jersey 2015, Australia’s Rugby World Cup 2015 uniform. Made by Asics, the new Wallabies RWC 2015 kit was officially unveiled on June 10, 2015, days after Asics unveiled the new Bok RWC jersey.
The Wallabies are two time RWC champions, winning the tournament in 1991 and 1999. They reached the semis of the last tournament before losing to New Zealand.
The likes of Israel Folau, Bernard Foley and co. are here seen mdelling the new Australia RWC shirt Continue reading
This is the new South Africa RWC shirt 2015, the Springboks’ new uniform for the upcoming Rugby World Cup in England. The new Boks RWC jersey has been made by ASICS and was officially unveiled on 4 June, 2015 in Cape Town.
The Boks are two time RWC champions, winning the tournament in 1995 and 2007, and lost in the quarterfinals of the last edition to Australia. Continue reading
Australian Super 15 franchise Melbourne Rebels have unveiled a special “Superman” jersey that they will wear in their Round 18 clash against the Western Force. The strip, made by BLK, was revealed on May 29, 2015 by the club.
The Rebels have had a good 2015 season, accounting for the likes of the Crusaders, Chiefs and the Blues, amongst others, making a serious push for the playoffs and pushing the Brumbies and the Waratahs for the Australian conference crown. Continue reading