Stade Français
Stade Français are French rugby's most flamboyant club — a Paris institution known as much for their spectacular, fashion-forward jerseys as for their success on the pitch. Fourteen French championship titles and some of European rugby's most eye-catching kits make them one of the game's most unique clubs.
History
Founded in 1883, Stade Français are one of France's oldest and most decorated rugby clubs. They dominated French rugby in the early 20th century and experienced a modern renaissance under flamboyant president Max Guazzini from the 1990s, winning six Top 14 titles between 1998 and 2007.
Under Guazzini, Stade Français transformed French rugby with bold marketing, celebrity involvement and spectacular stadium events — playing matches at the Stade de France in front of enormous crowds. Their Paris identity and creative approach to the game set them apart from every other club in Europe.
Kit History & Colours
Stade Français are famous for some of rugby's most daring and creative kit designs. From floral prints to camouflage to bold pink — their jerseys have consistently pushed the boundaries of what a rugby kit can be, reflecting their Parisian identity and fashion-forward approach.
Their traditional colours are pink and sky blue, and the pink Stade Français jersey in particular has become one of rugby's most iconic and collectible shirts.