[Canterbury] SS Rugby Jersey Short Sleeve Light Ugly Crew Men's

In the 1970s, rugby became popular around the world, thanks in part to the success of the NZ national team. Canterbury began receiving orders for rugby jerseys from club teams around the world, and while making team jerseys in a variety of colors and patterns, they also generated large quantities of scrap fabric during production. There is an anecdote that Canterbury sewed together the remaining scraps to make a jersey and donated it to the town's rugby school. It was nicknamed the Ugly, and its one-of-a-kind jersey became a popular fashion item among rugby players and is now part of Canterbury's identity. The crew jersey, which incorporates such an ugly taste, is an item that is full of Canterbury's identity, with a relaxed size and solid, thick material. *The design of each backrest is different.