Rugby polo shirt World Cup 2027 men navy blue Macron

Care instructions

Machine wash at 30 °C maximum, synthetics programme. Low-temperature drying recommended to preserve the silicone screen prints and the 3D rubber patch. No direct ironing on the markings. No bleach. The stretch piqué polyester knit retains its shape and elasticity through washes, without shrinking.

Design

Macron designed this Travel polo with a stretch 100% polyester piqué knit that combines breathability, support and freedom of movement — a dense knit that structures the fabric without stiffness. The slim fit, fitted but not compressive thanks to the fabric's elasticity, enhances the silhouette without restricting movement. The buttoned Tunisian collar and 2.5 cm ribbed edges at the collar and sleeves ensure an impeccable fit, even after a full day. The silicone screen prints — RWC trophy, "RUGBY WORLD CUP 2027", "AUSTRALIA 2027" — in Pantone 465C gold contrast with the Pantone 296C navy, creating an immediately recognisable visual identity. The Macron 3D rubber patch at the collar, gold/black bicolour, adds a premium tactile touch. Together, these technical and graphic choices make this polo an official support of the 2027 World Cup, designed to last and to affirm its commitment.

Brand

Macron, the Italian equipment supplier founded in 1971, established itself on the global rugby market by combining textile expertise, material innovation and high-level partnerships. Official supplier of World Rugby for the 2027 World Cup in Australia, Macron designed a complete line in the tournament's colours: the new RWC logo, the "Australia 2027" mention and a palette inspired by the host country. The Travel range, of which this polo is part, targets demanding supporters: cut quality, refined finishes, premium markings. Every detail — from the choice of stretch polyester to the high-definition silicone screen print — reflects Macron's commitment to offering products that carry the identity of the competition without compromising on durability and comfort.