This page brings together the Stade Français Paris shirts: home pink, away shirts, authentic third shirt, and warm-up shirt. It tells the story of the Parisian club, founded in 1883, its daring in design, and provides guidance for choosing between supporter fit and player fit.
The Parisian boldness, on a shirt.
Founded in 1883, the Stade Français played in the very first final of the French championship in 1892, and won many titles before the Great War. Dormant for decades, it was revived in the 1990s under the leadership of Max Guazzini, who brought it up from the lower divisions to the title of champion in 1998. This was followed by Brennus titles in 2000, 2003, 2004, 2007, and 2015. Guazzini relocated major matches to the Stade de France, attracting record crowds, and transformed the club into a brand, featuring pre-match shows and the Gods of Stade calendar.
The jerseys from the Top 14 and Pro D2 are also available:
All French clubs can be found on the Top 14 / Pro D2 page.
Historically, the Stade Français played in blue and red, the colours of Paris. The pink appeared in 2005 on the away jersey, introduced by Max Guazzini to shake up rugby's conventions, before becoming the home jersey colour in 2007. The three lightning bolts, the club's emblem, are featured on the chest. The Stade Français plays at the Jean-Bouin stadium, located in the sixteenth arrondissement, which was rebuilt and reopened in 2013, with a perforated concrete facade designed by Rudy Ricciotti, resembling a mesh.
The home jersey in pink is the most true to the club's modern identity and the obvious choice for Jean-Bouin. The away jerseys, darker, appeal to those wanting a more subtle piece. The authentic third jersey Kappa follows the cut and fabric of the players: close-fitting and stretchy, it fits true to size if you like a snug fit, or one size up otherwise. The pre-match jersey, worn during warm-up, focuses on lightweight fabric and freer graphics, and can be worn comfortably for sports.
Good deals can be found in the good plans, promotions, sales, clearance, Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and items shipped within 24 hours are prepared and sent out in 24 hours. The year's highlights follow a stable order: Black Friday in late autumn, the holiday season, winter sales, French Days in spring, then summer sales and back-to-school.
A calendar featuring photographs of the club's players, launched in the early 2000s at the initiative of Max Guazzini. It became a societal phenomenon and helped modernise rugby's image with the general public.
No, the club has played in two European Cup finals, in 2001 against Leicester and in 2005 against Stade Toulousain, without winning. However, it won the Challenge European title in 2017.
Yes, especially those from the titles between 1998 and 2007 and the first pink jerseys from 2005, which marked a turning point in rugby's history. They are popular among Parisian supporters and collectors alike.
Children's sizes are expressed in age and replicate the adult design. For a child between sizes, the larger size allows for ease of movement and lets them wear the Parisian pink for longer.
Pink is sensitive to colour transfers: wash the jersey inside out at thirty degrees, with whites or light colours. Let it dry away from direct sunlight, which can fade bright colours.