Rugby Uniform

Material:
Shirt:

Polyester (90%): Lightweight, durable, and moisture-wicking fabric that keeps players cool and dry during intense matches.
Spandex (10%): Added for stretch, ensuring a form-fitting design that allows for freedom of movement and flexibility.
Shorts:

Polyester (80%): Durable, breathable, and resistant to wear and tear, providing comfort and flexibility during the game.
Elastane (20%): Stretchable material that ensures a comfortable, snug fit for the player.
Socks:

Cotton (50%): Soft and breathable material that helps keep feet comfortable.
Polyester (30%): Adds durability and moisture-wicking properties to reduce sweat build-up.
Spandex (20%): Provides a snug fit to keep socks in place during play.
Jersey Design:

Reinforced Stitching: Double-stitched seams to prevent tearing during tackles and scrums.
Mesh Panels: Strategically placed mesh panels for added ventilation and breathability.
Design/Pattern:
Top: The rugby shirt is typically a short-sleeve design with a collar, often in a classic rugby-style with a buttoned neck for easy wear and removal. It features team colors and logo embroidery for branding and recognition.
Shorts: Typically black, navy, or white, depending on the team, and designed to be flexible and resistant to stretching or tearing.
Socks: These usually match the team colors, with a ribbed cuff for a secure fit around the calf.
Fit: The uniform is designed with a loose, athletic fit for maximum comfort and mobility, with special emphasis on breathable fabric for temperature control.
Features:
Moisture-Wicking: The uniform?s fabric helps wick sweat away from the body, keeping players dry and comfortable throughout the game.
Breathability: Mesh panels and lightweight materials promote airflow to regulate body temperature during intense activity.
Flexibility: Stretchable fabrics like spandex in the shirt and shorts allow for unrestricted movement during running, tackling, and scrumming.
Durability: Reinforced stitching and high-quality fabrics ensure the uniform can handle the physical demands of rugby, including frequent tackles, scrums, and rough conditions.
Compression Fit (optional): Some rugby uniforms include compression elements in shorts or shirts to provide muscle support and improve circulation during intense play.