What is the Inter-Services rugby championship?

The Inter-Services Championship is an annual rugby union competition between the Army, Royal Navy, and RAF. Founded in 1920, it is one of the longest-running rugby competitions in the world. Matches are played at Twickenham and attract large crowds from across all three services.

Who makes the official Armed Forces rugby kit?

Army rugby kit is produced by Oxen, while the Royal Navy and RAF are kitted out by VX3. The official replica and training ranges for all three services are available at Rugbystuff.com covering shirts, shorts, training tops, and accessories.

Can I buy Armed Forces rugby kit if I'm not in the military?

Yes. The kit is available to anyone - supporters, veterans, and rugby fans with a connection to the services buy it alongside serving personnel. There are no restrictions on purchasing official replica or training kit.

Do you stock kit for all three services?

Yes. We stock official Oxen kit for the Army, Royal Navy, and RAF. Each service has its own dedicated collection page covering the full range of available products.

Armed Forces Rugby Shirts & Kit

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Browse the full kit range for each branch of the Armed Forces:

Army Rugby - replica shirts, training kit, shorts and accessories for the British Army rugby programme.

Royal Navy Rugby - the full Royal Navy rugby kit range including match and training options.

RAF Rugby - shirts and kit for the Royal Air Force rugby union programme.

About Armed Forces Rugby Kit

Inter-services rugby has been a fixture of the military calendar for well over a century. The Army, Royal Navy, and RAF each field union teams that compete against each other in one of rugby's oldest and most keenly contested rivalries - the Inter-Services Championship.

The kit is made to the same spec as the playing squads use, covering replica match shirts, training tops, shorts, hoodies, and accessories. Army kit is produced by Oxen, while the Royal Navy and RAF ranges are made by VX3. Whether you're serving, a veteran, or a supporter of one of the services, the full range is available here at Rugbystuff.com.