Children's club discounts

Toulouse Stadium kid's kit

The Toulouse Stadium offers a wide range of children's wear: home jersey, away jersey, training kit, as well as the Stadium third jersey, named after the Toulouse Stadium, the venue for the club's biggest matches, and a fourth jersey reserved for select games. Founded in 1907, the club has built its reputation on developing generations of internationals, making it a reference point for many rugby schools. The training jersey, simpler in design, withstands tackles and repeated washes throughout a year of rugby school.

Other kids' products

The sales also include:

• Jerseys.
• Nations.
• Shoes.
• Teamwear.

All kids' sales can be found on the kids' sales page.

Castres and Grenoble, two jerseys with history

Alongside today’s major clubs, the selection includes kid's jerseys from Castres Olympique and FC Grenoble, two clubs known for a famous final. In 1993, Castres defeated Grenoble fourteen to eleven to win the title of champion of France, in a match remembered for a try awarded incorrectly to the Tarnais. The blue and white club, champion also in 1949, 1950, 2013, and 2018, plays at the Pierre-Fabre Stadium; Grenoble, founded in 1892 and champion in 1954, wears red and blue at the foot of the Alps. Two jerseys for young supporters tied to their club's history.

Bordeaux-Bègles, La Rochelle, Paris: home jerseys

The Union Bordeaux-Bègles, European champion in 2025 against Northampton, offers its home jersey in children's sizes, accompanied by a sweatshirt and a tracksuit jacket for the sidelines. The Stade Rochelais, in yellow and black, double champion of Europe in 2022 and 2023, presents its home and away jerseys, and the Stade Français Paris, founded in 1883, offers its home jersey and shorts. Racing 92 and RC Toulon complete this selection so every young supporter can find their favourite club's jersey from one end of the Top 14 to the other.

Other good deals

Good deals can also be found in the good deals, stock clearance, and Black Friday. The new arrivals feature the latest collections. The highlights of the year follow a stable order: the Black Friday at the end of autumn, the year-end holidays, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, followed by the summer sales and back-to-school period.

Frequently asked questions

Is a kid's club jersey suitable for playing rugby?

Yes, the kid's version uses a breathable technical fabric, designed for performance. It withstands tackles and the frequent washes from training; just avoid overly tight shoulder pads that could rub against the prints.

How does a kid's club jersey size compare to age?

Sizes are given in ages, with a corresponding height: eight years for about one hundred twenty-eight centimetres, twelve years for one hundred fifty-two. A child who is tall for their age should go for the next size up, checking the length of the sleeves.

What does third jersey mean?

It’s the third kit of a club, after the home and away jerseys. It is used when the two first kits clash with the opponents’ colours or for a specific match and often features a more creative design.

How to make a jersey last when worn weekly?

Wash it inside out, at thirty degrees, with a gentle detergent, and let it dry on a hanger. No tumble dryer or iron on the badge: heat can cause the heat-pressed logos to bubble, and a well-kept jersey often gets passed down to the little brother.

Is a jersey from a previous season of lower quality?

No, the fabric and finishing quality are the same as when it was released, only the design has changed. For a child who wears out their kits quickly at training, it’s a simple way to sport their club’s colours at a lower cost.