Custom Rugby Kit Manufacturer
Custom rugby kits for clubs, schools, universities and brands. Sublimated or cut-and-sew rugby jerseys in heavier interlock or knitted polyester with reinforced seams and rugby collars, tough drill shorts, hooped socks and training wear, all in your colours with crest and sponsor artwork. From 5 pieces per style with mixed sizes, sampled in 7 to 14 days.
Registered UK Company
Company No. SC883537 · Dundee, Scotland
- MOQ 5 per style
- Samples in 7 to 14 days
- Free itemised quote
- Private label included
MOQ 5 per style · Samples in 7 to 14 days · Free itemised quote
Football Teamwear Catalogue
Custom Rugby Kits and Training Wear
Match jerseys, shorts and socks built for contact, plus the training and travel range that goes with them
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Match Jerseys
Rugby jerseys in 160 to 200 GSM interlock or knitted polyester with a rugby collar, reinforced shoulder and side seams, and sublimated hoops, panels, crest and sponsors.
Rugby Shorts
Heavy woven poly or poly-cotton drill shorts with a reinforced gusset, elastic and drawcord waist, and optional pockets.
Training and Travel Wear
Training tees, quarter-zips, hoodies, tracksuits and polos in your club colours with embroidered crests.
Fabrics
Rugby Kit Fabrics We Work With
Rugby kit needs more weight and seam strength than football kit. These are the bands we typically run; your quote confirms the fabric for your order.
| Fabric | Typical weight | Character | Best suited to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heavy interlock polyester | 160 to 200 GSM | Dense, sublimation-ready, grip-resistant | Match jerseys |
| Knitted polyester and poly-elastane | 180 to 220 GSM | Stretch with recovery | Fitted pro-style jerseys |
| Poly-cotton drill and heavy woven poly | 200 to 260 GSM | Abrasion-resistant | Shorts |
| Nylon and spandex | Sock weight | Cushioned foot, ribbed leg | Hooped socks |
| Micro-fleece and tricot | 220 to 260 GSM | Warm, brushed | Training tops, tracksuits |
Construction
How a Rugby Jersey Is Built for Contact
The construction details that separate a rugby jersey from a football shirt. Each is set per style and confirmed on the sample.
| Seams | Twin-needle or cover-stitched seams with bar tacks at stress points; reinforced shoulder and side seams. |
| Collar | Traditional rugby collar with a reinforced placket and rubber or plastic buttons, or a modern V or round neck. |
| Fit | Classic loose fit or fitted pro cut with gripper panels on request. |
| Shorts | Reinforced gusset, double-layer seat option, deep elastic waist with drawcord. |
| Numbers and names | Sublimated into the fabric, or heat-applied for cut-and-sew jerseys. |
How It Works: 3 Simple Steps
- Step 01
Share the Club Brief
Send the products, colour values, crest, sponsors, squad sizes, player names and numbers, quantity and required delivery date.
- Step 02
Approve Artwork & Sample
Review the visual layout and a pre-production sample so the club can approve colour, fit, fabric and branding positions.
- Step 03
Production, Packing & Delivery
After written approval and scheduling, production follows the approved artwork and specification. The agreed checks, packing method, freight method, delivery estimate and tracking availability are confirmed on your quote.
Sizing and Decoration
Sizing, Crests and Sponsors
How squads, sizes and artwork are handled on a rugby order.
Sizing
- Youth to adult 4XL, with forwards' and backs' fits where needed
- Mixed sizes within the 5-piece minimum
- Fit samples before the squad order
Artwork
- Crest as embroidery or sublimation, sponsors sublimated
- Hoops, panels and gradients from one artwork file
- Pantone references for exact club colours
Reorders
- Approved specification kept on file for replacements
- Reorders from 5 pieces
- Consistent colour across seasons from the stored artwork
Pricing
What Drives the Cost of Custom Rugby Kits
We quote every order individually rather than publish list prices, because the same style can vary widely in cost. These are the factors that move the number, roughly in order of impact.
Material
- Fabric: engineered and premium knits sit above standard interlock.
- Sublimation versus dyed fabric: full-print kit removes colour limits but adds a print stage.
- Set size: shirt-only versus full shirt, shorts and socks sets.
Construction and decoration
- Construction: raglan sleeves, mesh inserts, taped necks, hem vents.
- Names and numbers: sublimated at no extra unit cost; heat-applied or twill add labour.
- Branding: heat-transfer neck labels, sponsor placements, individual bagging.
Quantity
- 5-piece runs: setup and pattern cost is spread across few units; from around 50 pieces the unit cost drops materially.
- Size spread: many sizes in a small run means more patterns per unit; one or two sizes keeps it efficient.
How to get an accurate quote
Send a reference image or tech pack with the fabric, quantity and any branding. We reply within four working hours, then send a costed, itemised quote once the details are agreed.
Free Quote · No Obligation
Request a Custom Rugby Kit Quote
Tell us the pieces, quantity, sizes, colours and decoration, and attach your crest or artwork. We reply within 4 working hours with any questions, then send your itemised quote.
- Artwork and specification approved before production
- Sample lead time
- Club and sponsor file-handling requirements confirmed on your quote
