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The Iconic Rugby Shirt

Cruise Olive

Sale price£175.00

COLOUR: Cruise Olive

SIZE: L

Cruise Olive
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  • 100% cotton jersey
  • White twill rugby collar
  • Concealed three-button placket with rubber buttons
  • Ribbed cuffs
  • Classic Fit, lower armhole and fuller sleeve
  • Embroidered Pony at the left chest

Rugby shirts have rubber buttons so that a grab in a tackle undoes them rather than tearing them off, and Polo Ralph Lauren have kept them. The rest is the traditional kit, a white twill collar, a concealed placket and cotton jersey heavy enough for the game it came from. It is their Classic Fit, the roomiest they do. Cruise Olive, with a tan Pony at the left chest.

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