Umbro have confirmed they will be launching its new England Rugby kit on 7 September.
The British sportswear company, who were involved in rugby during the amateur era, outbid adidas to agree a partnership worth more than £5m a season.
Umbro Rugby ambassador Eddie Jones during the UMBRO photo call at Pennyhill Park
“The partnership between Umbro and England Rugby from September is a seminal chapter in our history,’ said Anthony Little, managing director of Umbro.
“The first time the England rugby team run out onto the pitch wearing the double-diamond logo will be a proud moment for us as an English brand.
“Modern rugby is demanding but we have been working tirelessly to ensure that we deliver a kit that will perform for England Rugby.”
2020-21 England Rugby shirt: How accurate are the leaks?
1. Online leak
A rugby union shirt review site, who are well known for reporting the most accurate kit leaks, have showcased images appearing to show the new designs as they would appear on the official England website. They actually look very nice.
Leak accuracy: 50-60%
2. Online leak
2020-21 England shirt as a white shirt with a weirdly shaped white collar with some blue blocks. This looks very football like and is probably just a dodgy photoshop job.
Leak accuracy: 10-20%
3. Social media leak
Leaked designs back in March from Tom Curry and Sam Underhill were blasted by unhappy England fans, but that is now thought to be a training jersey. However, is likely 100% real.
Leak accuracy: 90-100%
3. Early designs
This was claimed to be an early mock up of the new jersey from Umbro. Not a bad design, but the source of the image is undetermined.