Condition: 8/10 Excellent. A few tiny faint dot marks on the lower front

Size: Adult Small

Chest Measurement: 37-39 Inches / 95-99 CM

Manufacturer: Reebok

Colour: Red, white trim

Material: 60% Cotton 40% Polyester

Seasons: 2007

Player: N/A

Patches: 2007 Rugby World Cup

Official Reebok Wales home long sleeved rugby shirt from the 2007 international tournament. Complete with Rugby World Cup patch on the chest.

This is Reebok's 'traditional' version of the jersey, designed for supporters. It features a softer cotton / polyester material mix.

The condition of this original rugby jersey is 8/10 - Excellent. A few tiny faint dot marks on the lower front (see photos).

On 14 February 2006, midway through the Six Nations, Mike Ruddock resigned as the head coach of Wales, for family reasons. Scott Johnsontook over as caretaker coach for the remaining games, and Wales eventually finished fifth in the 2006 Championship before Gareth Jenkins was appointed as head coach on 27 April. On 10 May 2007, Wales and Australia decided to celebrate 100 years of Test rugby between the two countries with the establishment of the James Bevan Trophy. It is named after the Australian-born Welsh-raised man who was Welsh team's first captain; Australia won the series 2–0.

The revival stuttered at the 2007 World Cup, as Wales failed to advance beyond the pool stage following a loss to Fiji. Coach Gareth Jenkins subsequently lost his job, and Warren Gatland, a New Zealander and former All Black, was appointed as Wales' new head coach on 9 November 2007. He had previously coached New Zealand province Waikato – leading them to success in the 2006 Air New Zealand Cup. His inaugural match as coach was Wales' first match of the 2008 Six Nations Championship, against England at Twickenham.

England were favourites and led by 13 points at half-time, before Wales fought back to win a 26–19 – their first at Twickenham since 1988. Wales went unbeaten throughout the tournament, and won their second Grand Slam in four Championships after defeating France 29–12 at the Millennium Stadium. Wales conceded only two tries in the entire tournament, halving the previous record of four tries conceded by England in both 2002 and 2003.

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