Ospreys Rugby and Macron present the new 2026/27 Home and Away Kits, two designs that interpret the club’s identity through two different representations of the local area and mark the beginning of a new era for the Ospreys, as they prepare to face the new season at the newly refurbished St Helen’s stadium. Both designs draw inspiration from the territory and communities represented by the club, combining storytelling, aesthetic research and technical construction.
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The new Ospreys 2026/27 Home jersey draws inspiration from the ancient stone castles scattered across South Wales, symbols of strength, resilience and the ability to defend one’s home. Structures that, across generations, have withstood changes to the landscape and the many challenges of time, continuing to dominate the surrounding territory: a story that is reflected in the history of the Ospreys and the communities the club represents.
An all-over graphic develops across a black base, featuring castle-inspired motifs in different shades of silver, dark blue and copper. The theme of the kit takes on even greater significance when considering that the 2026/27 season will mark the Ospreys’ historic return to St Helen’s. The stadium, which dates back to 1882, was home to the club during its early years. After 20 years away, the Ospreys are therefore returning home. A new chapter that will bring the team even closer to its supporters and community, with the new Home jersey providing a symbolic representation of belonging and the defence of home.
The jersey is completed by a polo collar, featuring a black base with copper details. The white Macron Hero and the Ospreys crest sit on the chest, with the crest also featured on the outer back neck. The new 2026/27 Home Kit is completed by black shorts, with side details echoing the jersey design, and black socks with a copper upper band, creating colour continuity across the different elements of the kit.
The new Ospreys 2026/27 Away jersey interprets the connection with the territory through the streets and routes of Swansea and the surrounding communities. The traditional white base is crossed by a map-inspired graphic, featuring the lines of roads and routes connecting the city with the surrounding area.
The map lines, developed in teal, run across the front and back of the jersey, extending onto the sleeves and creating continuity across the garment. The teal shade is inspired by oxidised copper, an element deeply connected to Swansea’s industrial heritage and its long-standing tradition of copper working.
Teal is also used on the polo collar, sleeve cuffs and piping, while the Macron Hero and Ospreys crest on the chest are finished in black. An embossed club crest is also featured at the bottom of the back of the jersey. The new 2026/27 Away Kit is completed by teal shorts, with side details echoing the jersey graphic, and white socks featuring teal and black upper bands.
The inner back neck of both kits features a black and copper backneck with the club crest, the Macron Hero and the wording Designed in Bologna, certifying the origin of the design and the development of the garments at the Macron Campus.
Both kits have a Slim Fit and are made using fabrics from the Eco Fabric range, produced from 100% recycled post-consumer plastic. The main fabric is Eco Armevo, while the side inserts and lower back section of the jersey are made from Eco Bodytex, providing enhanced breathability.
The new Ospreys Rugby 2026/27 Home and Away Kits, made by Macron, are available in the club’s dedicated section on macron.com.
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