Rugbystuff.com

Rugbystuff.com, a specialist rugby shop based in Loanhead

Rugbystuff.com is a dedicated rugby retailer operating from Loanhead, in Midlothian, Scotland. The store presents itself as a specialist in the sport rather than a general sports outlet, and its catalogue is organised around the equipment and clothing a rugby player or supporter needs: boots, shirts, shorts, balls, socks and protective head guards. The company states that it has more than 25 years of experience in the sector.

Its range covers both the international game and the club scene. The shop stocks official shirts from England, France, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, as well as the All Blacks and the Springboks, and it also carries kit linked to the Six Nations, the Rugby Championship and the URC. Alongside that, it serves grassroots juniors, club players and fans.

Boots organised by ground type and position

Footwear is one of the central areas of the catalogue. The boot selection is grouped by brand, including Adidas, Canterbury, Gilbert, Mizuno and OXEN, and by the type of pitch the player will face. Soft ground models are presented for wet and muddy conditions, with six-stud and eight-stud options, while firm ground boots are aimed at firm pitches and artificial surfaces.

The store also sorts boots by position, distinguishing models for forwards from those for backs, and by age and gender, with dedicated sections for kids, men and women. Additional filters cover colour, wide-fit options and sale items. Specific lines named in the catalogue include the Adidas Kakari and RS15, and the Canterbury Phoenix, Speed and Stampede.

Shirts, balls and training equipment

Beyond boots, the shop assembles a broad clothing and equipment offer. The shirt range includes international and pro club jerseys, Rugby League kits and a British & Irish Lions collection that spans match day kit, T-shirts, polo shirts, hoodies and jumpers, shorts and track pants, singlets, jackets, women's and kids' versions, a heritage line and an outback and camo collection, plus accessories.

For the game itself, the catalogue lists match, training and replica rugby balls in sizes 5, 4 and 3, kicking tees from Gilbert and Rhino, and ball accessories. The equipment section covers headguards, including junior and adult scrum caps, mouthguards from SISU and Safejawz, shoulder pads, forearm guards, sports supports, and tackle bags and hit shields. Clothing includes women's rugby shirts, T-shirts and polo shirts, hoodies, shorts and track pants, baselayer and underwear, socks and grip socks, beanies, bucket hats, caps, gloves, scarves, snoods and keyrings. The store states that it carries more than 50 specialist rugby brands.

Ordering, delivery and customer support

The shop describes itself as an official stockist offering authentic products, and it operates a 28-day returns policy. The site also offers rugby shirt personalisation and mentions Klarna among its payment options.

The company presents itself as a point of contact for practical advice, such as choosing boots for a particular position or sizing a headguard, and states that customers can reach a real team by phone. It also publishes a blog, the Rugbystuff Clubhouse, with articles on rugby topics, and maintains a reviews section.

Ratings and editorial content

The site displays a rating of 4.8 out of 5 attributed to Google Reviews. Its blog includes pieces on the differences between rugby and football boots, the State of Origin series, the 2026 All Blacks tour of South Africa, the 2027 Guinness Men's Six Nations fixtures, the Women's Six Nations 2026 and the Rugby World Cup 2027 fixtures.