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England Rugby And Castore Unveil New Home, Training And Travel Collections


‘Into the Elements’ inspired collection blends heritage, innovation and elite performance


England Rugby and Castore unveil the new men's and women's Home, Training and Travel collections for the 2026/27 season, introducing a bold new visual identity inspired by the forces of nature and engineered for elite performance.


Built around the creative concept ‘Into the Elements’, the new collection combines the physicality of rugby with the power and unpredictability of the natural world. Drawing inspiration from the way wind and water shape surfaces over time, the range reflects themes of resilience, movement and evolution through innovative fabrications, engineered textures and dynamic detailing.


At the heart of the launch is the new England Rugby Home Kit – a modern interpretation of tradition that delivers a clean and refined aesthetic while incorporating advanced performance technology. Designed as ‘heritage reborn’, the jersey stays true to England Rugby’s iconic white identity while introducing an engineered 3D jacquard fabric that creates depth, texture and movement throughout the garment.


The jacquard pattern transitions from smooth to textured surfaces, inspired by the impact of natural forces over time, creating a contemporary visual language that remains rooted in England Rugby heritage. Lightweight construction, breath-able knit zones and moisture management technology ensure the jersey per-forms at the highest level, supporting player comfort during elite competition.


Alongside the Home Kit, Castore and England Rugby also unveil the new Training and Travel collections for both the men’s and women’s teams. Designed to sup-port performance on and off the pitch, the wider range incorporates a rich palette of navy, purple, deep reds and earthy tones to create a cohesive identity across the full collection.


The 2026/27 range also introduces enhanced technical innovation throughout the playing kit. A new moisture management finish improves the speed at which fab-ric draws sweat away from the skin, while upgraded abrasion testing standards have doubled from 10,000 to 20,000 revolutions to ensure greater durability and performance under the demands of international rugby.


Tom Beahon, Co-Founder of Castore, said:

“England Rugby represents one of the most iconic and respected institutions in world sport, so every detail of this collection had to reflect the pride, resilience and performance standards associ-ated with wearing the Red Rose."

“For the 2026/27 season, we wanted to evolve the visual identity of the range while staying true to the heritage that supporters and players connect with so deeply. The ‘Into the Elements’ concept allowed us to introduce a more dynamic and modern design language inspired by movement, strength and the raw inten-sity of the game."


“From the engineered jacquard fabrics through to the enhanced performance technologies embedded across the collection, every element has been obsessive-ly engineered to support players performing at the very highest level. We’re proud to unveil a range that combines innovation, craftsmanship and tradition for both players and fans alike.”


The new England Rugby Home, Training and Travel collections will be available from 21st May 2026 across England Rugby and Castore retail channels.


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‘Into the Elements’ inspired collection blends heritage, innovation and elite performance


England Rugby and Castore unveil the new men's and women's Home, Training and Travel collections for the 2026/27 season, introducing a bold new visual identity inspired by the forces of nature and engineered for elite performance.


Built around the creative concept ‘Into the Elements’, the new collection combines the physicality of rugby with the power and unpredictability of the natural world. Drawing inspiration from the way wind and water shape surfaces over time, the range reflects themes of resilience, movement and evolution through innovative fabrications, engineered textures and dynamic detailing.


At the heart of the launch is the new England Rugby Home Kit – a modern interpretation of tradition that delivers a clean and refined aesthetic while incorporating advanced performance technology. Designed as ‘heritage reborn’, the jersey stays true to England Rugby’s iconic white identity while introducing an engineered 3D jacquard fabric that creates depth, texture and movement throughout the garment.


The jacquard pattern transitions from smooth to textured surfaces, inspired by the impact of natural forces over time, creating a contemporary visual language that remains rooted in England Rugby heritage. Lightweight construction, breath-able knit zones and moisture management technology ensure the jersey per-forms at the highest level, supporting player comfort during elite competition.


Alongside the Home Kit, Castore and England Rugby also unveil the new Training and Travel collections for both the men’s and women’s teams. Designed to sup-port performance on and off the pitch, the wider range incorporates a rich palette of navy, purple, deep reds and earthy tones to create a cohesive identity across the full collection.


The 2026/27 range also introduces enhanced technical innovation throughout the playing kit. A new moisture management finish improves the speed at which fab-ric draws sweat away from the skin, while upgraded abrasion testing standards have doubled from 10,000 to 20,000 revolutions to ensure greater durability and performance under the demands of international rugby.


Tom Beahon, Co-Founder of Castore, said:

“England Rugby represents one of the most iconic and respected institutions in world sport, so every detail of this collection had to reflect the pride, resilience and performance standards associ-ated with wearing the Red Rose."

“For the 2026/27 season, we wanted to evolve the visual identity of the range while staying true to the heritage that supporters and players connect with so deeply. The ‘Into the Elements’ concept allowed us to introduce a more dynamic and modern design language inspired by movement, strength and the raw inten-sity of the game."


“From the engineered jacquard fabrics through to the enhanced performance technologies embedded across the collection, every element has been obsessive-ly engineered to support players performing at the very highest level. We’re proud to unveil a range that combines innovation, craftsmanship and tradition for both players and fans alike.”


The new England Rugby Home, Training and Travel collections will be available from 21st May 2026 across England Rugby and Castore retail channels.


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