Le Stade Toulousain unveils its 2026-2027 European jersey inspired by Toulouse's Saint-Pierre bridge, symbolizing the city's youth and energy.
New European jersey unveiled
Le Stade Toulousain has presented its new European jersey for the 2026-2027 season, marking a significant update to the team's visual identity. The design features red as its dominant color and draws inspiration from the Saint-Pierre bridge, a well-known landmark in Toulouse.Design inspired by local landmark
The jersey incorporates elements that reflect the Saint-Pierre bridge, which spans the Garonne River and connects the two banks of the city. This bridge is not only a structural feature but also a symbol of Toulouse’s cultural and social life, according to the club’s statement.Highlighting the identity of Toulouse
The club aimed to highlight the identity of Toulouse, often referred to as the "Pink City" due to the distinctive pinkish hue of its buildings, and its youthful energy. The Saint-Pierre bridge is described as a place of gathering, associated with the fervor and freedom of the city's youth.Visual elements of the jersey
The front of the jersey features wide horizontal bands with graphic patterns that evoke the arches of the Saint-Pierre bridge and their reflection in the Garonne River. Red dominates the design, with metallic gray accents on the club crest, its stars, and the Nike logo.Signature slogan and pricing
The jersey includes the signature "The City Is Ours" on the back, emphasizing a sense of ownership and pride among supporters. The replica version, made of 100% polyester, is priced at 95 euros, while the official model, made from a lightweight and breathable fabric, costs 150 euros.Launch campaign and availability
To accompany the jersey's launch, the club conducted a photoshoot on 28 September, featuring both players and three young locals in the streets of Toulouse and around the Saint-Pierre bridge. The jersey and related collection are now available in stores. The first time the jersey will be seen on the field is on 18 October during the Champions Cup match against the Exeter Chiefs.