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England 1871 Navy Rugby T-Shirt – A Tribute to Classic English Rugby
The England 1871 Navy Rugby T-Shirt celebrates the origins of rugby in England. Inspired by the first international match in 1871 against Scotland and the Four Nations Tournament (precursor to the Six Nations), this t-shirt embodies the rich history and heritage of the English rugby team.
A Look Back at a Legendary Era England’s Early Days: The team established itself in 1871, participating in major competitions like the Four Nations Championship in 1883.
The 1920s Revival: After a disappointing third place in 1920, England made significant adjustments for the 1921 tournament. Led by iconic players like Cyril Lowe, Ernest Hammett, Barry Cumberlege, and captain Dave Davies, the team secured memorable victories, including:
18-3 against Wales at Twickenham 15-0 against Ireland 18-0 at Inverleith against Scotland 10-8 in Paris against France, sealing a Grand Slam. Grand Slam Wins in 1923 and 1924: This era marked England’s dominance, cementing their legacy in rugby history.
T-Shirt Features: Material: Made from 100% satin-touch cotton, offering comfort and a premium finish. Classic Design: Red Rose crest applied on the chest and chevron details on side vents. Elegant Touches: Velvet tape on the neck opening and Ellis Rugby logo applied on the sleeve. Available Sizes: S to 5XL.
"Story-Teller" Technology: This t-shirt includes our exclusive “Story-Teller” chip. Scan the tag to access a video narrating the story of England’s 1871 team and its remarkable achievements.
Important Note: The "Story-Teller" is an added feature. Returns or replacements will not be accepted if the chip stops functioning.
Explore Our Heritage Collection: In addition to this t-shirt, discover:
Heritage England 1871 Vintage Rugby Shirt These garments celebrate the history and timeless elegance of English rugby.