Special
make up from overruns, samples, and misprinted fabric.
No
two jerseys are the same, fronts different from back, sleeves might be the
same.
Originally
called the apprentice, as this was how the sewers learned their trade. They had
to construct a jersey to hold up to rugby play more than look good, after all
you practice 7 times more than you play, so they have to work in binding,
rucking, and tackling during the week.
These
were never intended to be a fashion item but price and structural quality made
these in demand. Fashion follows function.
Fashion
was not a considerate but it was the rugby tough that made it popular.
Buy 1 for $30 or when you buy 2 or more they drop to $25 each
-For 7's team sets get 13 jerseys with numbers for $290 total
-For 15's team set get 22 jerseys with numbers for $460 total
**remember no two jerseys are the same**
-please call to order in team sets
