Leeds Rhinos will return to their traditional blue and amber colours in 2027 with the Headingley club confirming their home kit for the upcoming Super League season.
The Rhinos have become the second team to launch their 2027 home shirt in quick succession, with Hull KR having launched their home shirt the night prior.
Both clubs have their shirts produced by Oxen and they both share similar traits, notably a collar, whilst both teams have also changed up their colour scheme.
For the Robins, it saw them go with a predominantly red shirt for the first time since 2023 but for Leeds, it sees them go back to their traditional colours of blue and amber following a season in a darker blue.
The shirt is primarily blue but the sleeves and collar are both amber, as well as the midriff sections, which display a striped pattern with seven stripes selected in honour of legendary player Rob Burrow. Meanwhile, the shorts are amber and the socks blue.
Shirts are priced at £54.99 for adults and £39.99 for juniors and are available from the club shop at Headingley or online at kit producer Oxen’s website, where further images can be seen here.
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Leeds Rhinos launch 2027 shirt ahead of play-offs
Leeds have announced their shirt on a rare week off with the Rhinos into the play-offs and on a bye for the first time since this current play-off system was implemented.
They will host the highest-ranked team to progress from this weekend’s eliminators, meaning they will face one of Warrington Wolves, Wakefield Trinity, or Leigh Leopards, in a week’s time at Headingley.
Brad Arthur’s side will hope to rediscover their home form having won their first ten 2026 Super League game there before losing their last three.
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— Leeds Rhinos (@leedsrhinos) September 18, 2026
