Ellis Rugby France Rugby T-Shirt 1906

Ellis Rugby France Rugby T-Shirt 1906 commemorates France’s first rugby international against the New Zealand All Blacks, played at the Parc des Princes in Paris on 1 January 1906. The story centres on Noël Cessieux, the Lyon number 8 forward and France Rugby Union’s first-ever true scorer, whose role in organising the forward pack helped unify a side that had scarcely trained together.

Made from soft touch 100% cotton, this T-shirt is finished with a detailed appliqué circle crest, plus herringbone detailing on the vents and tape at the neck opening. It also includes the brand’s ‘Story-Teller’ microchip: scan the garment label on the front, just above the hem, to launch a video on compatible smartphones.

Key features

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

Sizing

S to 5XL

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Rackhams Reference : QAH6JC93LD