Does Nike still make rugby boots?

No. Nike stopped producing rugby-specific boots and exited the rugby boot market some years ago. If you're looking for rugby boots, adidas, Canterbury, Mizuno and Oxen are the main brands now stocked at Rugbystuff.com.

Which rugby teams does Nike sponsor?

Nike currently supply South Africa (Springboks), the British and Irish Lions Women, and three Top 14 clubs in France: Toulon, Toulouse and Racing 92. Replica and training kit for each of these teams is stocked separately on their dedicated collection pages.

Where can I buy Nike rugby kit in the UK?

Rugbystuff.com stocks Nike rugby kit including official team jerseys, training tops, polos and shorts. We ship across the UK with free delivery over £100 and same-day dispatch on orders placed before 3pm seven days a week.

Is Nike rugby kit true to size?

Nike rugby jerseys generally run true to size. If you prefer a looser fit or wear shoulder pads underneath, sizing up one is a sensible call. Training tops and polos follow standard Nike sportswear sizing.

What's the difference between Nike rugby replica and match jerseys?

Replica jerseys are made for fans and use a softer, more comfortable fabric in a more relaxed fit for everyday wear. Authentic or Match versions use the same materials as match-day kit, with a tighter fit and reinforced seams built for contact. Both are official Nike products.

Can I get Nike rugby kit for kids?

Yes, we stock junior versions of most Nike-supplied team replica jerseys, including Springboks and selected Top 14 sides. Stock varies by season, so check the specific team collection page for what's available in junior sizing.

Do you stock Nike rugby training tops or general Nike sportswear?

No. Rugbystuff.com's Nike range is focused on official team kit for the sides Nike supply - Springboks, British and Irish Lions Women, Toulon, Toulouse and Racing 92 - plus Nike sports supports and water bottles. For general Nike training apparel, you'll need to go direct to Nike or a general sportswear retailer.

Nike Rugby Kit, Shirts & Accessories

Who Nike supplies in professional rugby

Nike's rugby footprint is smaller than adidas or Canterbury, but the teams they kit out are some of the most recognisable in the world game. South Africa (Springboks) sit at the top of the list - back-to-back Rugby World Cup winners and Nike's flagship rugby partnership. The British and Irish Lions Women are also Nike-supplied. In France's Top 14, Toulon, Toulouse and Racing 92 all wear Nike, which means three of the most followed club sides in European rugby run out in the swoosh every weekend.
If you're after a specific team jersey, head to the team collection page rather than this hub - that's where we list home, away, alternate, training and replica versions side by side.

Nike sports supports and accessories

Outside official team kit, Rugbystuff.com stocks Nike sports supports and water bottles. The supports cover the standard problem areas for rugby players - ankles, knees, elbows, wrists - and are useful both for returning from minor injuries and for prevention during heavy training blocks. They're a separate proposition to the team kit but worth knowing about if you're a player rather than a fan.

How Nike compares to other rugby brands

Players and parents often ask how Nike stacks up against the rugby specialists. Short answer: Nike is excellent at fabric and fit on the teams they supply, but they don't make rugby-specific contact gear (shoulder pads, headguards, scrum caps). For those, you'll want Canterbury, Gilbert or Body Armour. For boots, Nike pulled out of rugby boot manufacturing years ago, so adidas, Canterbury and Mizuno cover that market now. Where Nike wins in rugby is the official team kit for the sides they sponsor.