ScrumClub started with a simple frustration: kit that didn't fit, didn't last, and didn't take the women's game seriously.
We're Sam and Nathan. Between us we've played, coached, and stood on enough cold touchlines to know what good kit feels like — and how quickly bad kit falls apart. The shirts that lost their shape by October. The 'women's' range that was really just a small men's. The protective wear designed around someone else's body.
So we built our own. A small UK company, cut and sewn here, packed and posted by us. Nothing made in the millions, nothing designed to be thrown away in a season.
Why the name
The scrum is the most collective thing in sport — eight people putting in the same effort in the same direction, and nothing working unless everyone does. That's the club we wanted to build. Not a logo to wear; a side to be part of.
What we stand on
Two things hold steady, whatever we make. Everything is built to last — proper fabrics, reinforced where it gets pulled, made in the UK. And five percent of every order goes into research on the women's game, because the kit can only be as good as what's known about the players wearing it.
There's more coming, including a technical line built specifically for women. But the standard doesn't change: kit you'd want to play in, from a club you'd want to be part of.
Play strong. Look fierce. Be unstoppable.