Back in the 70s, rugby shirts were the shirt of choice for a rather unconventional use: rock-climbing. The twill collar prevented neck abrasion from climbing ropes, they had durable rubber buttons, and were made with heavyweight knit fabric that could withstand scrapes and tears.

Withernot rugby shirts are built with the same signature heavyweight construction, but with new stripe designs and bright, bold, and modern colors.

Each of these shirts is made with strong, heavyweight cotton and modeled after vintage color palettes and iconic designs from the rugby shirt's long history.