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Harlequins Rugby Mono Polo
Harlequins Rugby Mono Polo
This sample was produced for the famous Harlequins club. The Polo design was part of a collection Ellis Rugby created for the Harlequins.
The quartered rugby shirt emerged in 19th-century England as a practical way for teams to identify players on muddy pitches. Originally constructed from heavy wool before transitioning to rugged cotton, the design features bold alternating color blocks, and tough contrasting collars. The Harlequins club was one of the early adopters of this design made from discarded fabric remnants.
This tonal design offers an alternative take on the Quins famous jersey using quartered styling black and grey quarters.



