Match kits
- Rugby shirts, shorts and socks
- Requested sleeve and collar routes
- Team colours and artwork
Develop coordinated rugby shirts, shorts, socks and requested supporting layers around team identity, playing conditions, fit, artwork, roster data and delivery brief.
Five coordinated routes. One approved team identity.
Select fabric by garment, climate, movement, contact, opacity, decoration and repeated-wear requirements—not by one generic fabric promise.
Collars, shoulder panels, contact seams, shirt length, short fit and artwork positions are resolved inside the approved rugby specification.
Neckline, collar, sleeve shape, shoulder panelling and body length are reviewed on the sample.
Panel joins and stress areas are checked against the selected garment construction.
Crest, sponsor, player name and number fields are placed against fabric and construction requirements.
Home, alternate and training directions retain controlled identity while keeping their own specification.
Open a Rugby design in the UNQTEX configurator to test compatible colours, crest, sponsor, player name and squad number before sending the brief.
Each stage keeps the rugby garments, fit, artwork, construction and squad decisions attached to one current specification.
Confirm garments, quantities, size split, destination, playing conditions and required date.
Select a Rugby design and test compatible colours and identity fields.
Resolve construction, artwork, materials, measurements and the agreed sample route.
Authorise the current specification and player roster in writing.
Plan production, squad allocation, packing and dispatch against that approval.
The buyer and UNQTEX review the exact rugby specification before bulk authorisation. Final checks depend on the agreed product and order.
Yes. Open the Rugby-filtered design library, select a compatible design and adjust the supported colour and identity fields before sharing the project brief.
Yes. Each direction keeps its own colour, artwork and approval records while sharing the agreed team identity where required.
Yes. Supply one checked roster with separate shirt size, short size, player name and squad number fields and identify the final approver.
Send the garment list, approximate quantities, size split, fit direction, colours, artwork, roster needs, destination and required date.
Minimums, sampling and production timing are confirmed against the selected garment mix, construction, decoration, quantity and delivery requirements in the quotation.
Choose a front-and-back design, test compatible colour zones and add the team identity before sending the specification for review.