Rugby World Cup 2023 Wales Rugby Shirts + Kit by Macron
The Wales rugby union team was established in 1881 and is managed by the governing body - The Welsh Rugby Union or WRU for short. Wales also played their first international in 1881 against England.
All home games are played at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, formerly known as the Millennium Stadium.
Success and Welsh rugby go hand in hand in the international game, with the side having won the Six Nations/Five Nations on 28 occasions, a total second only to England, their most recent success being a Championship victory in 2021.
Welsh rugby has enjoyed several 'Golden Eras' where the team has been almost untouchable. From 1900 to 1911, this period included a famous 3-0 win over New Zealand, 1969 - 1980 when they won eight Five Nations Championships and 2005 to the present.
This modern era has included five Six Nations titles and four Grand Slams, two fourth-place finishes at the Rugby World Cup and a first-ever stint as the number 1 ranked nation in the world by World Rugby.
Wales Guinness Six Nations 2024 Fixtures
Saturday 3rd February - Wales v Scotland, Principality Stadium, Cardiff
Saturday 10th February - England v Wales, Twickenham Stadium, London
Saturday 24th February - Ireland v Wales, Aviva Stadium, Dublin
Sunday 10th March - Wales v France, Principality Stadium, Cardiff
Saturday 16th March - Wales v Italy, Principality Stadium, Cardiff
Wales has competed at every Rugby World Cup, but the third place achieved in the inaugural tournament remains their best finish to date.
In 1999 Wales principally hosted the Rugby World Cup, with matches played around the then 5 Nations unions as well, the final was played at the Millennium Stadium.
The draw has taken place for France 2023 and Wales has been placed in Pool C alongside Wales, Australia, Fiji, Georgia and Portugal.
Wales will look to turn their attention to the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France, where they will look to extend their impressive record in the tournament.
Wales Rugby World Cup 2023 Fixtures
10th September – Wales v Fiji, Matmut Atlantique, Bordeaux
16th September – Wales v Portugal, Allianz Riviera, Nice
24th September – Wales v Australia, Groupama Stadium, Décines-Charpieu, Lyon
7th October – Wales v Georgia, Stade de la Beaujoire, Nantes
The Wales rugby jersey is the official team uniform of the Wales national rugby union team in international matches. The shirt is traditionally red with white and green accents, representing the colours of the Welsh flag.
The shirt also features the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) logo, which is a red dragon, as well as the logo of the team's sponsor. Traditionally, the Wales rugby shorts are white and are worn alongside red socks.
The Wales rugby shirt has a long and storied history, dating back to the late 1800s when the team first began playing international matches. Over the years, the shirt has undergone several design changes, with different styles and patterns being introduced. However, the basic red colour and WRU logo have remained constant.
The Wales rugby shirt is regarded as one of the most iconic rugby jerseys in the world and is widely recognised by fans of the sport. It is also a popular item of merchandise, with fans wearing replica shirts to show their support for the team.
Macron is the current official kit partner of the Welsh Rugby Union, previous brands to hold the mantle include Under Armour, Reebok, Cotton Traders and Umbro.
Whether you're looking for Wales rugby tops, Wales rugby shirts, or other Wales rugby leisure wear, Rugbystuff.com only stock the official Wales rugby kit from Macron, available to buy online alongside rugby balls, and a wide range of training kit and leisurewear.
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