Rhinos launch 2004 heritage shirt to mark 20th anniversary

Leeds Rhinos have revealed a new look heritage shirt that the team will wear throughout the 2024 season that marks the 20^th anniversary of the club’s first ever Grand Final win in 2004.

Twenty years ago, it had been 32 years since Leeds won their third and last Championship but a team transformed by Tony Smith, inspired by Kevin Sinfield and nurtured from the club’s Academy ranks would go on to make history at Old Trafford.

To celebrate the launch, the Rhinos brought back Grand Final legends Mark Calderwood, Keith Senior, Richard Mathers, Barrie McDermott and Kevin Sinfield to model the new look kit alongside the current Rhinos stars.

The royal blue and amber shirt will be worn by the Rhinos for selected games this season both at AMT Headingley and away from home with the heritage shirt complementing the designs for the principal and alternative kits already launched.

Adult shirts are sized XS to 6XL with Ladies shirts available in sizes 8-18 for £51.99. Junior shirts and toddler kits are available for £39.99 in sizes age 6 to 14 and ages 0 to 4 respectively. A cotton adult supporters jersey is also available for £54.99 in sizes S-4XL.

The shirt is available to buy online now and will be available in store at AMT Headingley from Friday 1^st December from 10am.

The shirt features the logo of principal club partner Leeds Building Society on the front, new partners AMT Auto on the upper chest and shorts with the logos of Berry’s and Oxen completing the front. Apache and SM UK feature on the sleeves with NIC FM Services Group and ACS on the back of the shirt.

The players' shorts feature Axis, AMT Auto and OXEN with Leeds Building Society whilst SM UK will feature on the players socks.

CLICK HERE to buy the shirt.