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Gloucester's home: Northampton's home:

Toulon: Perpignan:

Bristol Bears new away kit:

Exeter Chiefs:

Castores new Harlequins jersey with a "pinned down collar" for performance.

And Premiership champion Tigers:

Here are the European champion La Rochelle's new kits:

Also, Ukraine is now being supplied by Rhino. If you buy the kit, all proceeds go to the Leleka Foundation:

With the Commonwealth Games coming up soon, we might be seeing some new kits for some countries for the 7's. Here are the Welsh kits for the games:

New Connacht home kit for the upcoming URC season: And Clermont's new home kit for the top French league:

I think the other topic can be closed as new kits for the upcoming in URC, Gallagher Premiership as well as the Super Rugby later on in the year. There have been a few kit providers taking over some new teams. Castore is taking over the Harlequins from the Premiership and the Scarlets in the URC. Some new kits though with the URC's Munster and their new alternate: And from URC as well, the new Leinster home kit:

The first thing I thought of was the Colorado Mamoth of the NLL. I really like these. Awesome work!!

New Irish kit released today. A new "honeycomb" hoop pattern is sublimated on the kit.

Castore has released the new USA rugby kits:

So what I've seen so far from the World Championships is that Austria is playing with their new jersey for this year but it is not a Nike one. Same template, but looks like it is supplied by Tackla as they were the emergency call up like France.

I've been getting them from the IIHF website... Speaking of which, the recently promoted France has their jerseys up. As they were a recent call up (along with Austria) to replace Russia and Belarus, they didn't have time to get a new design in the new template so they are using the Tackla one from last year's Division 1A tournament. A bit underwhelming in my opinion...

Small update to Team Canada's jerseys. They've updated the collar for the new Nike Swift template, design stays the same.

The Developmental Cup was recently held with a bunch of up and coming hockey nations like Liechtenstein, Ireland, Algeria, Columbia, Andorra and Portugal. Ireland has got a new federation logo as well as new jerseys. Gone are the harp and orange from the jersey and in comes a very green set and a clover.

Summer is coming in the northern hemisphere which means test season for countries. Some have some big tours coming up like Ireland touring New Zealand and Scotland touring Argentina. In a first, Scotland "A" will be playing Chile which is a big deal as Chile is on the verge of qualifying for the Rugby World Cup for the first time ever. All they have to do is beat the USA in a two game, total point series against them. Anyways, new kits coming out as they do this time of the year. I put this in the last topic but since they are the 2022-23 kits, I'll put them here as well, Georgia has made the switch from Canterbury to Macron and debuted their new kits in the European Championship: Australia have revealed their new kits as well. The traditional gold is back in a classic Australia kit and their alternate has made the switch from "Indigenous" kit to "First Nations" kit. The Wallaroos (women's team) have a First Nations kit of their own but it has a green base rather than a gold one. And with the upcoming RWC Qualifier between USA and Chile this summer, we might see the new USA kits done by Castore as USA has ditched Canterbury for them.

Seems like everyone is jumping on this city connect jersey thing. MLR is now doing it and two teams have debuted theirs. Seattle Seawolves went with a black kit with a neon green outline of Seattle. And the Toronto Arrows did this: Not sure if all MLR teams are doing this.

Sweden has released their 100th anniversary jerseys. They blue stripes have their Hall of Fame members written in them.

Looking at the standings, I think the Canes might be the only one. If Vegas makes it, I could see them using their gold jersey for the playoffs.

Not defending them at all... And if we were all against them, none of us would be going out and spending our money on jerseys... All I'm saying is that, at least in North American sports, they aren't as bad as they could be and when we go out and buy them, they won't be on them.

I still don't get all this hate about the ads on jerseys. Yes I agree that it sucks that they have to appear on the jerseys, but the size of these ads are so tiny, that we won't see them during in game action. Only time we will see them is when they zoom in on players during breaks of play or during replays. I really don't see the big deal. Lets just be happy they aren't like the European jersey that are covered in them. On top of that, when people go to purchase these jerseys, the ads won't be on them. They only way you'll get them is if you buy a game used jersey... although I'm not sure if Adidas is doing that anymore if I recall.

Not sure if these are the ones you are referring to: