With new sponsor Arnold Clark, Scotland Rugby are offering a free new kit.
The Scottish rugby team is giving away free jerseys. Well, in a way.
To celebrate the launch of the Scotland men’s team’s new front-of-shirt sponsorship with car retailer Arnold Clark, they will be giving away 500 new jerseys. Insert joke about Ireland, Wales and England paying their bills but not getting one.
Trade in your Scotland men’s shirt from the last 3 seasons and receive a free replica 2024/25 home kit.
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The first-come-first-served kits will be available from today at the Scotland Rugby Stores at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh and Queen Street in Glasgow. Both stores will only have 200 adult kits and 50 children’s kits available. The good news is that every kit sold will be donated to charity Changing Lives Malawi, a Scottish charity that helps hundreds of orphans and vulnerable children in Malawi through a range of projects.
Finn Russell models the new Scotland rugby kit (Arnold Clarke)
New Scotland Home Kit
The new jersey itself is very stylish. It is still made by Macron, an Italian sportswear brand and not the French president. It incorporates sleek and subtle pinstripes on the torso. The white folded collar is integrated with pastel green and blue trim that is also used on the sleeves. Finally, the Scottish flag is designed on the neck hem. This is arguably the best-looking test jersey to date.
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Beyond shirt sponsorship, Arnold Clarke will become title sponsor of the Scottish Men’s and Women’s Premierships and National League from the 2024/25 season and will provide vehicles to Scottish Rugby staff working in communities across the country.
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