The Four Rugby Championship Nations
Argentina (Los Pumas)
Kitted by Le Coq Sportif, one of the most distinctive strips in international rugby with the vertical light blue and white hoops. Argentina have been the competition's most improved side since it expanded from three to four nations in 2012, reaching the final in 2015 and consistently challenging the southern hemisphere's established powers. Full Argentina rugby kit range on the dedicated Argentina collection page.
Australia (Wallabies)
Kitted by Castore, with the iconic gold and green that is one of the most recognisable jerseys in world rugby. Two-time Rugby World Cup winners and founding members of the Tri Nations that preceded the Rugby Championship. Full Wallabies kit range on the dedicated Australia collection page.
New Zealand (All Blacks)
Kitted by adidas, the most successful international rugby team in history by win percentage. The All Blacks jersey is the most recognisable shirt in rugby and one of the most iconic in any sport. Full All Blacks kit range on the dedicated New Zealand collection page.
South Africa (Springboks)
Kitted by Nike, back-to-back Rugby World Cup winners in 2019 and 2023. The Springboks are the reigning world champions and one of the sport's dominant forces across the modern era. Full Springboks kit range on the dedicated South Africa collection page.
About the Rugby Championship
The Rugby Championship began in 2012 when Argentina joined the existing Tri Nations competition featuring Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. It runs annually between August and October, with each nation playing home and away fixtures against the other three. New Zealand have won the competition the most times overall, though South Africa and Argentina have both claimed titles. The competition sits alongside the Six Nations as one of the two marquee annual international rugby competitions and serves as the primary preparation tournament for Rugby World Cup years.
