Create a rugby kit system for the match, training ground and touchline. Start with the cut, contact points, club marks and squad breakdown that matter to your game.
01RUGBY / TEAMWEAR
Matchwear, training pieces and touchline layers can share a single identity. The fit and construction of each garment still deserve their own sample review.
Editorial garments show a design direction. Production details, available methods and commercial terms are reviewed against your brief.
02THE RUGBY RANGE
Take the match silhouette through training, sideline and travel without losing its purpose.
THE CLUB AT CONTACT.
Develop a rugby shirt around your chosen neckline, fit and player identification area.
IN YOUR BRIEFIdentify the code, competition rules and a player fit reference.
DISCUSS THIS RANGE
MOVE THROUGH THE GAME.
Plan waist, leg opening and seam placement against the requested playing fit.
IN YOUR BRIEFProvide measurements, length and club mark position.
DISCUSS THIS RANGE
PREPARE FOR CONTACT.
Give field and gym sessions the right sleeve and layer specification.
IN YOUR BRIEFTell us where the top is worn and how close it should fit.
DISCUSS THIS RANGE
WORK BETWEEN MATCHES.
Develop shorts or trousers for training with the requested pockets and movement range.
IN YOUR BRIEFSpecify surface, fit and abrasion preferences for review.
DISCUSS THIS RANGE
THE TOUCHLINE HAS A ROLE.
Extend the club system to jackets and quarter-zips suited to the season.
IN YOUR BRIEFDescribe climate and who wears each layer.
DISCUSS THIS RANGE
ARRIVE IN CLUB COLOURS.
Carry crest and sponsor hierarchy into off-field sets.
IN YOUR BRIEFList roles, sizes and any different sponsor treatment.
DISCUSS THIS RANGE
02ONE CLUB IDENTITY
A coordinated rugby collection follows the club into each part of the week. Design continuity does not replace a separate fit and material brief for each piece.
03MAKE IT YOURS
Bring your rugby club artwork, colour references and roster into one placement brief. The garment and material determine which decoration route is suitable.
Carry your rugby palette through the match and training range.
Share colour references and discuss fabric and print suitability during review.
Place the original club crest consistently across selected garments.
Supply a clean artwork file, desired size and location for each style.
Keep names and numbers clear on every requested colourway.
Use a versioned roster and share applicable competition rules.
Plan sponsor size and position with seams, closures and fabric in mind.
Send approved artwork and placement restrictions before method selection.
Bring the club identity into garment-facing presentation details.
Describe neck, size, care and packing preferences for quotation review.Images show design directions. Prolance confirms method availability, compatibility, finish, cost and care requirements for each specification.
04FABRIC / FIT / FINISH
Check neck opening, shoulder and side seams, fabric recovery and short movement on a sample. Agree every mark against the applicable competition brief.
Review opening and seam placement against the chosen fit.
Check requested body measurements and fabric behaviour on a sample.
Approve waistband, leg opening and movement before production.
05FROM BRIEF TO DELIVERY
A useful first brief keeps decisions visible. We work through the specification, sample and commercial details before production is agreed.
List rugby garments, sizes and quantities by style and colourway.
We review scope and identify missing garment details.
Share crest, sponsors, colours, artwork and a versioned names-and-numbers roster.
We discuss placement, method and material compatibility.
Provide sizes, destination and target date.
We confirm feasible specifications and pricing in writing. Minimum order is 30 pieces per design.
Check fit, colour, construction, decoration and measurements against the approved brief.
Corrections are recorded before production approval.
Approve the final specification and order breakdown.
Production and checks follow the agreed sample and order details.
Confirm packing, delivery destination and receiving requirements.
Dispatch arrangements and documents are agreed for the order.06BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Yes. Identify the code and share your preferred fit and competition requirements.
Yes. They can share one visual identity while retaining separate garment specifications.
Send measurements and a fit reference; approve the actual sample before the order.
Supply artwork, roster and the marking rules that apply to your competition.
This page concerns apparel. Ask about any additional item so its availability can be checked explicitly.
Minimum order is 30 pieces per design. Sampling takes 7–10 days and bulk production 15–20 days. Pricing is confirmed by quotation.
07START YOUR RUGBY PROGRAMME
Start with the code, match fit and full garment map. We can then review artwork, construction and commercial details against your brief.
Final specifications, decoration methods and pricing are confirmed per enquiry. Minimum order is 30 pieces per design. Sampling takes 7–10 days and bulk production 15–20 days. Pricing is confirmed by quotation.