A premium heavyweight knitted rugby shirt with dense heritage construction, two fabric weights, traditional detailing, and complete control over stripes, colors, embroidery, and trims.
From £44.99 each for 50 items
Minimum 10
The Byron Custom Knitted Rugby Shirt is the heavyweight of the CLIFTON rugby range, in every sense. Dense knitted fabric gives it a substantial structure, refined texture, and unmistakable heritage presence that feels closer to a premium piece of knitwear than a standard jersey rugby shirt. Made from scratch around your colors, stripes, crest, fit, and trims, the Byron is designed for clubs, alumni groups, tours, hospitality teams, and brands that want a rugby shirt with real weight and permanence.
Why Choose the Byron?
Fabric and Feel
Both Byron fabrics feel dense, structured, and considerably heavier than a conventional cotton jersey rugby shirt. The difference lies in just how far you want to turn up the weight.
Which Weight Should You Choose?
Choose the 370 gsm Knitted Blend for a premium heavyweight rugby that still works comfortably across clubs, alumni events, tours, hospitality, and everyday wear.
Choose the 460 gsm Knitted Blend when maximum weight, warmth, and visual presence are the priority.
Neither option is soft and fluid like cotton jersey. The Byron is deliberately dense and structured, so it is best chosen for its heritage feel, substantial construction, and long-term shape retention.
Fit and Knitted Rugby Options
The Byron has a structured heritage fit that sits firmly through the shoulders, chest, and body. The knitted fabric holds its shape rather than draping closely, giving the shirt a confident, substantial silhouette.
Available garment options include:
Build a Future Club Classic
The Byron is particularly good at designs that deserve to look established from day one: broad stripes, restrained color palettes, large crest embroidery, commemorative details, and heritage references.
You can customize:
Because every Byron is produced from scratch, your design is not restricted to standard club stripes or stock color combinations.
Best Suited To
The Byron is especially well suited to rugby clubs, schools, universities, alumni groups, commemorative tours, hospitality teams, lifestyle brands, heritage collections, and organizations looking for a rugby shirt with real weight, warmth, and stature.
Consider Another Option If...
Choose the Watson Custom Rugby Shirt if you want a softer, more flexible cotton jersey rugby with a wider choice of everyday fabric weights.
Choose the Landmark Custom Drill Rugby Shirt if you want a firm woven shirt with strong structure but less knitted weight and warmth.
Choose the Invicti Custom Rugby Jersey if you need a lightweight, stretchy technical jersey for match play, training, or Rugby 7s.
Key Details
Need Design Help?
Our design team can work from an old rugby shirt, club photograph, crest, reference image, sketch, or color palette to create a complete custom knitted rugby design at no additional cost.
| Quantity | Pricing from* |
|---|---|
| 10+ | £54.99 |
| 25+ | £49.99 |
| 50+ | £44.99 |
| 100+ | £39.99 |
* Your final price will update dynamically in our Design Tool as you customise your item and adjust quantities.
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