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THE BEST STORIES IN WOMEN’S RUGBY DON’T ALWAYS HAPPEN ON THE BIGGEST STAGE.

XV Style celebrates the people, communities and culture that shape the modern women's game.

For the people who make women's rugby what it is.

Every issue is free to read.

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MORE THAN

MATCHDAY.

XV Style explores the culture, ambition and identity shaping the modern women’s game.

From grassroots to the elite game, from the changing room to the podium, XV Style explores the tactics, culture and stories behind the scoreline.

Every issue brings together thoughtful features, original illustrations and the conversations shaping women's rugby today. Independent, beautifully designed and always free to read.

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THE MODERN WOMEN’S GAME DESERVES MORE.

XV Style was created to give the modern women’s game the platform, storytelling and identity it has long been missing.

From grassroots to elite level, we believe women’s rugby needs thoughtful media, strong culture and a platform built specifically for its audience.

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