Unisex. Our rugbies fit true-to-size (men’s sizing).

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New Zealand Rugby

Size Guide (Inches)
Size	Numeric	Chest	Waist
XS	32R	32.5 in	25.5 in
	32R	34 in	27 in
S	34R	35.5 in	28.5 in
	36R	37 in	30 in
M	38R	38.5 in	31.5 in
	40R	40 in	33 in
L	42R	42 in	35 in
	44R	44 in	37 in
XL	46R	46 in	39 in
	48R	48 in	41 in
XXL	50R	50 in	43 in
	52R	52 in	45 in
XXXL	54R	54 in	47 in
	56R	56 in	49 in

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The rugby shirt, to us, is a perfect garment: versatile, durable and eminently wearable, blending elements of sporting history with bold, colorful designs. That’s why our rugbies — made from 100% cotton and knit in the traditional 12-gauge style on vintage looms in Portugal — were some of the first pieces we ever made, and today, they still represent a core part of our ever-evolving identity.

According to legend, the game of rugby originated at Rugby School in Warwickshire, England during a football match in 1823, when one of the players caught the ball and simply ran with it in his arms to the opposing goal. And although its rules evolved significantly in the following years (first being passed orally from one class of students to the next before finally being codified by the school’s headmaster in 1845), one element of the game has remained essentially unchanged: the titular shirt, a heavyweight, long-sleeved cotton top with a contrasting collar and bold colors and stripes designed for easy legibility on the pitch.

Since those first few scrums, the rugby shirt has become a mainstay in global fashion, adopted by everyone from sports fans and university students to visionary cultural icons like David Hockney, Mick Jagger and Tupac Shakur.