Gallagher Premiership 2018/19 new kits revealed: Discover what strips YOUR team will wear this season
Rugby NewsMonday, 30 July 2018 at 14:08
Three Gallagher Premiership clubs are yet to reveal this season's kits - but no fewer than NINE have showcased new apparel for the 2018/19 campaign.
With prices ranging from £100 down to £55 for adult shirts across the league, some clubs have even released three senior playing kits.
BRISTOL BEARS
Cost (adult): £60
Cost (youth): £45
Available to pre-order by clicking here.
EXETER CHIEFS
Cost (replica adult, ladies): £60
Cost (childs): £45
Order by clicking here.
GLOUCESTER
Cost (replica adult, ladies): £55
Cost (toddler): £30
Available to pre-order by clicking here.
HARLEQUINS
Cost (match fit shirt): £74.95
Cost (replica adult): £62.50
Cost (youth): £44.95
Cost (mini - whole kit): £39.95
Order by clicking here.
LEICESTER TIGERS
Cost (playing jersey): £100
Cost (replica jersey, womens): £55
Cost (junior): £45
Available to pre-order by clicking here.
NEWCASTLE FALCONS
The North East side revealed their new home shirt at the Premiership Rugby 7's but the final specification shirts will be seen at Kingston Park on Friday, August 24.
Newcastle Falcons, Joel Matavesi goes over for a try during the Premiership Rugby 7s Cup semi-final Match between Wasps and Newcastle Falcons at Franklin’s Gardens, Northampton on July 28. - PHOTO: Phil Mingo/PPAUK[/caption]
NORTHAMPTON SAINTS
Cost (player fit): £80
Cost (replica adult): £60
Cost (junior replica): £45
Order by clicking here.
SARACENS
Cost (adult): £65
Cost (junior): £47
Available to pre-order at Saracens website.
WORCESTER WARRIORS
Cost (players shirt): £80
Cost (replica, ladies): £55
Cost (kids): £45
Order by clicking here.
Wasps, Sale Sharks and Bath Rugby
Wasps are revealing their new Under Armour kit, which is rumoured to contain hoops, on Wednesday, August 1 at the Ricoh Arena between 2pm and 6pm.
Sale Sharks fans must wait until August 6 to see their new look for 2018/19 while Bath Rugby boast a big range of new training items, but the kits remain under wraps. They didn't reveal the 2017/18 shirts until August 15 last year - so they are likely to be the last to launch in 2018/19.
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