BroBible: We’re Digging This Vintage-Inspired Collection Of Rugby Shirts From Withernot
Rugby shirts have been around for a long time. The first known rugby match was played in England in 1823, when a player decided to pick up the ball with his hands. This birthed the widely popular sport, and rugby shirts (worn as team jerseys) began to arise in the mid-1800s thanks to their rugged durability.
Withernot has tapped into the rich history of rugby by releasing this vintage-inspired collection of rugby shirts. Each shirt is a fresh interpretation of the game’s best garments, using vintage color palettes and retro stripes to create a not-so-average jersey shirt.
Entire Collection of Withernot Rugby Shirts
Each rugby shirt is cut in the same traditional silhouette and woven out of heavyweight 10oz cotton using a 12-gauge knit. It’s safe to say these shirts aren’t going down anytime soon. They’re actually capable of handling a game of rugby.
Withernot outfits each shirt with rubber buttons and a timeless white collar made from cotton twill. They also add double-stitched reinforcements and include ribbed cuffs for a snug fit on the wrists.
Scroll on to view the entire lineup of Withernot rugby shirts and read about their inspiration. You can click on the button under each image to shop directly from Huckberry.
