5 of the Worst Kits in Gallagher Premiership History

Here, we look at five of the very, very worst Premiership Rugby kits that have been released by Gallagher Premiership clubs in recent times...

The Warriors have had some poor away jerseys down the years, but this latest design from O'Neils looks particularly awful.

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We could have easily included this other shocking effort from the Warriors.

This lime green effort looked more like if Dipsy from the Teletubbies was sponsored by Toolstation.

The jersey, designed by ISC who are known more for their rugby league kits, does look like a rejected Wigan Warriors away shirt. During Friday night clashes, once the kit got dirty, the players camouflaged in with the backdrop, looking like the definition of dullness.

Let’s be honest, neon isn’t for everyone. Whilst Adidas consistently smash it out of the park for the Quins home kit, this away kit isn’t one of their finest. Frankly the shirt is just a bit too much on the eye and is a move away from the lowkey traditions of rugby kits.

The Tigers are a team with a proud history, hailing from rugby’s historic heartlands in the East Midlands. Their shirts reflect this, usually opting for hooped shirt designs of some sort, using their club colours of green, red and white. In recent years however, with clubs relying on shirt sales to boost their ever increasing budgets, shirt designers have been tasked with making clubs’ shirts noticeably different each year, in order to encourage people to buy the latest shirt. This one was a major fail.