Custom Rugby Polo Shirts

There's no minimum order quantity for the Custom Rugby Polo Shirts — order as few as 1 polo for a player, coach, or club member, or scale up through our volume tiers (1-24, 25-50, 51-100, and 101-500+) for lower per-polo pricing as your order grows. Free shipping is included on every US order, regardless of size. Mixed sizes (Youth YS-YXL through adult XS-4XL) and mixed colorways are welcome within a single order at no extra cost.

Production takes 2–3 weeks after you approve your design, plus 3–5 days shipping — that timeline includes design creation, decoration, and shipping to your door. Need it sooner? Ask for a free rush. We do it when production allows, and it is never guaranteed.

Three methods on the ~210 GSM 60/40 poly-cotton pique: sublimation dye-fuses team colors, color-blocking, and gradient graphics into the poly-dominant pique; embroidery adds raised stitched chest crests, sleeve sponsors, and program badges; and screen printing handles bold opaque marks. Tackle twill is intentionally skipped on the polo — the narrow chest field is interrupted by the three-button placket, and felt lettering reads bulky on the structured pique. Twill is reserved for the game jersey back numbers. No setup fees, no per-color charges. Sublimated designs are included in the per-polo price; your quote shows the price for embroidery and screen printing.

The poly-dominant 60/40 pique is the deliberate club-polo choice. The polyester majority lets us sublimate full-color team graphics, color-blocking, and hoops permanently into the fabric (pure cotton pique doesn't take dye-sublimation cleanly — the print sits on top and washes off). The 40% cotton content gives the polo a softer hand-feel for sideline and post-match wear and reduces the static and clammy feel of pure polyester. The ~210 GSM weight is the classic club-polo standard — substantial enough to hold its shape under embroidery.

Embroidery is the standard club-polo finish and we'll place it where the design calls for it: left chest is the classic crest position (above the heart, clear of the three-button placket); right chest is common for sponsor badges; sleeve cuffs work for league marks or secondary sponsors; back yoke is available for tour names, event dates, or program wordmarks. Your quote shows the embroidery price for the placements you choose.

Pick the polo for post-match functions, club dinners, sideline sessions where coaches and players want a more polished look, team travel days, sponsor meetings, and any program event where a collar reads more formal than a t-shirt. Pick the rugby short-sleeve tee for casual program wear, practice warm-ups, summer-camp handouts, fundraiser swag, and team-store cotton-feel tees. Many clubs order both: polos for the senior squad and program staff, tees for the youth section and casual club identity.