The new England jersey for the 2026 Nations Championship has been unveiled following an earlier leak.
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The Times shared an image of the kit alongside a description stating it was designed to help players “endure the intensity”, “evolve” their game and “capture resilience”.
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The Castore jersey keeps England’s traditional white design, featuring a blue O2 sponsor logo along with detailing on the sleeves and collar.
A description released with the shirt said, “Endure the intensity and evolve your game in the 2026/27 England Rugby Home Replica Jersey.
England’s new jersey is designed to help those who wear it “endure the intensity”, “evolve” their game and “capture resilience”.
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“An innovative jacquard pattern mirrors the raw, transforming forces of nature and the non-uniform textured fabric flows from smooth to rough representing the evolution of a player through the aftermath of the match.
“Featuring breathable zones to maximise airflow, this shirt combines heritage-inspired aesthetics with modern design to capture the resilience of the human body in motion.”
The jersey is set to make its debut in July during the upcoming Nations Championship. England will play South Africa and Argentina away from home, while also facing Fiji in an ‘away’ fixture at Everton’s new Hill Dickinson Stadium.
It will also be worn during the 2027 Six Nations, the final tournament before the World Cup later that year, with another new shirt expected to be launched ahead of the competition.
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