AllBlack

Allblack is a term that can refer to several different concepts, depending on context. It is most commonly associated with monochrome color schemes or branding, and with the New Zealand national rugby union team, whose nickname is the All Blacks.

The All Blacks are the national men's rugby union team of New Zealand. They are one of the most successful and recognizable teams in sports, known for their black playing kit typically featuring a silver fern, and for performing the haka, a traditional Māori challenge, before matches. The team has won multiple major titles, including the Rugby World Cup in 1987, 2011, and 2015, and has been a dominant force in the sport for decades. Home games are often played at venues such as Eden Park in Auckland, among others.

All-black, or allblack, also describes anything that is completely black in color. In fashion, design, and art, an all-black palette can be used to convey simplicity, minimalism, or formality. The term is widely used in lifestyle and aesthetic discussions to denote a strict monochrome look, as opposed to patterned or multi-colored schemes.

In addition, the phrase may appear in branding, media, or cultural contexts as a descriptive or stylistic label. When encountered without context, allblack most often points to either the rugby nickname or to the concept of total black coloration.