Ellis Rugby France Rugby Shirt 1906

Ellis Rugby France Rugby Shirt 1906 revisits the kit worn for France’s first rugby international on 1 January 1906, played against the New Zealand All Blacks at Parc des Princes in Paris under captain Henri Amand. The match saw tries from Noel Cessieux and Georges Jérôme, with scrum half Henri Lacassagne noted for his play, as New Zealand won 38–8.

Made from satin touch 100% cotton, this jersey is finished with a detailed applique circle crest, herringbone vents and tape at the neck opening. The colour is ecru rather than pure white for a vintaged aged look. A ‘Story-Teller’ microchip is included; scan the garment label on the front just above the hem to launch the video on compatible smartphones.

Key features

• Material: satin touch 100% cotton
• Detailed applique circle crest
• Herringbone finish on the vents
• Tape on the neck opening
• Includes ‘Story-Teller’ microchip in the garment label on the front, just above the hem

Sizing

S to 5XL

Please note: Colours shown are as accurate as possible, though may vary slightly depending on your screen settings.

Rackhams Reference : PKFUKQQ2GJ