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2. Rugbycore Is Fall’s Answer to Tenniscore—Here Are 9 Shirts ...

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   But rugby shirts were also a big trend back in the late ‘90s/early 2000s, a time period it seems we’re all trying to relive through our clothes these days. ... green or black, all with white ...

3. Ralph Lauren Corporation - Wikipedia

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   Rugby Ralph Lauren: Preppy and youth-centered line launched in 2004, primarily centered around brightly colored rugby shirts. [57] Distinctive branding details included a skull-and-crossbones logo, yellow and navy packaging, or "R.L.F.C" branding. Discontinued in 2013. [58] [54] [50] [59]

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5. Rugby shirt - Wikipedia

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   Rugby sevens is a faster, more wide open game in which players compete 7 versus 7 as opposed to 15 versus 15. The rugby shirt has, in some cultures, become a popular fashion item, with many clothing manufacturers producing rugby styled shirts, with the distinctive collar and hooped or squared design, which do not represent any actual club.

6. List of clothing and footwear shops in the United Kingdom

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   Men's and women's clothing: Founded by former England Rugby players Fran Cotton and Steve Smith as a mail order rugby shirt retailer based in Altrincham. In 1997 Next purchased 33 per cent share of the business, but this was bought back by the founders in 2014. Craghoppers

7. Springbok colours - Wikipedia

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   The first springbok logo was introduced in 1906 during a Springboks tour. The first Springbok colours were created in 1906 during the 1906–07 South Africa rugby union tour of the Northern Hemisphere as none had been provided for them and the captain Paul Roos decided that the team need to create their own emblem and nickname to prevent the British press creating one for them.