After consultation, the French Rugby Federation selected the branding and design Leroy Tremblot agency to manage the overhaul of its visual identity.
Inspired by the original cockerel that players wore on their left breast for the first match in the history of French rugby in 1905, the agency worked on making its form, design, colour and texture feel more modern and forward-looking. Removed from its original context, the cockerel has been endowed with all the necessary qualities to allow it to function effectively across all communications by the Federation.

Over and above the lengthy sourcing work involved, the agency also worked on the identity conveyed by all the logos (network, advanced level, practices, training, and commissions). In this way, all the derived identities organised through a new brand architecture expressed by means of an exclusive typeface specially created for the occasion.
Noble and powerful, robust and elegant, the typeface lends coherence to the new federal emblem and captures the spirit of dynamism and modernity. The result is a resolutely modern composition that embraces the values of a traditional yet forward-looking sport. This symbol promises to revive the history and legend of French rugby while supporting the discipline and providing its fans with an expanded offering of practices.