USA Eagle Louis Stanfill stops by the TFO booth to lend his support.
A GREAT DAY OF RUGBY! On a picturesque weekend in Northern California, over 100 teams ranging from 8 and under to college age attended the 28th Annual KOT Tournament in Rancho Cordova, CA. TFO was proud to be part of such a special event, and thrilled to share our mission with the future rugby players of America.
Despite their busy schedule before the USA Sevens, members of the USA team still made time to show their support for critically injured rugby players by taking part in a photo-shoot for TFO Apparel. Award winning photographer and founder of Studio J Inc., Eric Jamison, organized the shoot that took place in downtown Las Vegas. Continue reading
Try For Others is excited to announce that World Rugby Shop, the premier store for authentic rugby gear, is now carrying TFO APPAREL under its own unique category, TFO Urban Wear. World Rugby Shop is the world’s leading rugby supplier to rugby players and fans in the USA and abroad. TFO thanks World Rugby Shop for their continual support, and for partnering with us to make difference in the lives of rugby players who have been critically injured. View TFO Urban Wear at World Rugby Shop
Try For Others, a non-profit dedicated to helping critically injured rugby players live a more active and independent lifestyle, announced Tuesday the official launch of TFO APPAREL.
All proceeds from TFO APPAREL benefit programs to provide opportunities for critically injured rugby players to challenge their limitations, defy stereotypes, and re-define the meaning of being disabled.
The roots of TFO APPAREL can be traced back to 2001 when Dominic Cooke, then a senior on the UC Berkeley rugby team, was involved in a car accident whilst at home for Christmas vacation.
When he awoke in the hospital, the doctor informed him he was paralyzed from the waist down and would probably never walk again. Read full article
TFO Rugby uses fashion to relate sport’s heritage and global appeal to the contemporary marketplace. It has an attitude that expresses the passion, respect, and concern that the modern rugby player has for the game and those who play it.
Proceeds from TFO apparel provide opportunities for critically injured rugby players to challenge their limitations, defy stereotypes, and re-define the meaning of being disabled.
