This is the new Olympic Club rugby jersey 2015, the new strip for Pacific Rugby Premiership (PRP) side OC rugby. Like other uniforms for the PRP, this one has also been made by Canterbury.
OC Rugby are based in San Francisco, and will be wearing a scarlet coloured jersey paired with white shorts, as can be seen in the pics below. Continue reading
This is the new Waratahs home jersey 2015, the principal jersey for the NSW Waratahs as they seek to defend their Super Rugby crown.
The Tahs 2015 home jersey has been made by Canterbury. While other Australian SR clubs have struggled to attract sponsors, the Tahs have brought in a few more on board after their success in 2014- notably Ricoh and CGU insurance (the latter on the back of the jersey). Continue reading
This is the new Denver Barbarians rugby shirt 2015, Pacific Rugby Premiership side Denver RFC’s new principal kit for the upcoming season. The new Denver Barbarians jersey has been made by Canterbury USA and was officially revealed to the public on January 23, 2015.
Here are some pics of the new green and white hooped jersey that the Barbos will wear in the forthcoming PRP season. If you follow soccer, it would remind you a fair bit of Glasgow Celtic’s 2014/15 home shirt! Continue reading
This is the new Belmont Shore RFC kit, California based club Belmont Shore’s new uniform for the upcoming Pacific Rugby Premiership. Made by Canterbury, the new Belmont Shore rugby jersey is predominantly dark blue, with a thick horizontal yellow stripe down the center and yellow cuffs on the side.
Budlight are the principal sponsors for Belmont’s 2015 PRP strip, as can be seen in the pics below. Continue reading
The Samoan national rugby union team have officially announced that they will wear BLK jerseys at the upcoming 2015 Rugby World Cup in England. Samoa wore Canterbury shirts in the recent 2014 autumn internationals after a payment dispute with BLK over sums dating back to 2012.
Rugby in Samoa has also been under a cloud in recent times, with players threatening to go a strike over a perceived lack of transparency and governance, and the Samoan RU president terming them “spoilt” children in return. Continue reading