Stade Toulousain unveils bold new red kit for 2026-2027 season, celebrating Toulouse's energy and heritage.
New kit design unveiled
The Stade Toulousain has revealed its new European kit for the 2026-2027 season, featuring a bright red color scheme inspired by the energy of Toulouse. The third kit, unveiled on Wednesday, is distinguished by horizontal bands with geometric zigzag patterns on the torso.Symbolic details on the chest
Six stars and a comma from the kit manufacturer are rendered in light blue on the chest. The design is centered around Toulouse, its character, and the energy of its residents. The message is clear, and the Pink City is claimed even in the finishing touches.Design elements and symbolism
From "RED KINGDOM" to Toulouse's energy, last year the Stade had already focused on bright red with "RED KINGDOM 3.0," a futuristic-themed collection. This time, the repeated lines on the torso give more texture to the fabric. They evoke a collective movement, like a crowd of supporters pushing behind their players, rather than a simple background on the jersey.Continuation of the team's visual narrative
This choice continues the narrative. After the home kit "Fly High," inspired by aviation, and the away kit "Gardians des étoiles," the third kit turns the focus back to the city itself. Toulouse becomes the main character in its wardrobe.Upcoming match and campaign start
The schedule adds weight to this presentation. On Sunday, October 18 at 16:15, the team led by Ugo Mola will host Exeter at the Stadium to kick off their Champions Cup campaign. The Toulousains are pursuing a seventh European crown, following six titles already won.Red color and fan recognition
The dominant red color reminds how the club has become accustomed to distinguishing its continental evenings from the daily Top 14 matches. Fans will recognize a continuity, but also a new visual identity for this edition. Now remains to see this jersey live on the field. And in Toulouse, they know that a jersey always ends up being associated more with the matches played than with its launch photograph.