Made-to-order rugby touchline quarter-zips seen from the front

Made-to-order rugby touchline quarter-zips seen from the back

Rugby MRG-115

Rugby Quarter-Zips for the Touchline

Quarter-zip with long sleeves for the touchline and the warm-up.

Pricing: Starting at $15.74/pc
MOQ: No minimum, 1 piece and up
Delivery: Free express with duty paid
Player names and numbers: At no extra cost

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Direct from the factory, priced in USD per piece

Price list: Rugby Quarter-Zips for the Touchline

Prices run across six quantity brackets, from 1 to 1,000 pieces. Each one covers your team colors and logo, private labeling, free worldwide express shipping and customs duty. For garments, full dye-sublimation, custom cut and sew, and player names and numbers are part of the price as well. You can order any quantity with no minimum, and we quote orders over 1,000 individually.

US dollar price per piece for Touchline Quarter-Zips at each order quantity
1–20 pcs	21–50 pcs	51–100 pcs	101–200 pcs	201–500 pcs	501–1,000 pcs
$26.14 /piece	$23.81 /piece	$21.60 /piece	$20.52 /piece	$17.55 /piece	$15.74 /piece

Every figure is in US dollars and all-inclusive. The 1-20 bracket ($26.14 per piece) starts at a single piece, which means one sample is charged per piece exactly like a small team order, and what you pay for it is credited to your bulk invoice. Screen printing is charged by the number of ink colors and listed line by line in your quote; embroidery and tackle twill can be quoted on request.

Our rugby quarter-zips for the touchline in detail

Our custom rugby quarter-zips are the long-sleeve layer for the warm-up before kick-off and for the touchline once the match is under way. A short zip at the neck lets the wearer open it up through the warm-up and close it again on the sideline, without the bulk of a full jacket.

It is the top for the people who spend the match beside the pitch: coaches, team staff and the replacements, numbered from 16 upward, who wait on the touchline until they are called on. Some clubs call it a rugby half zip; it is the same long-sleeve pullover with a short zip at the neck.

In our rugby range the quarter-zip has three neighbors. The Rugby Track Jackets (MRG-117) are full-zip and worn as a suit with the Straight-Leg Warm-Up Pants (MRG-118). The Rugby Club Polo Shirts (MRG-116) are for match-day travel, coaches and committee. The Touchline Rain Shells (MRG-119) are the hooded shell for bad weather. The rugby quarter zip is the one for a cold, dry touchline.

We dye it to match your club colors and usually embroider the crest on the chest from a stitch file made in house. Digitizing a new logo adds one day, and couriering the stitch-out to you instead of sending a photo adds two more. With no minimum, a club can order for the coaching staff first and add the squad later.

Construction and features

Long sleeves for the warm-up and the touchline
Short zip at the neck, pulled on over the head
Dyed to match your club colors
Crest embroidered, with a stitch-out to approve
Up to 15 thread colors in the badge
Order staff first and the squad later, with no minimum

Decoration options

Quarter-zips are dyed to your club colors and the crest is embroidered, digitized in house and approved on a physical stitch-out before production.

Cut-and-sew panelling

Color blocks are cut into the pattern itself rather than printed on a blank, so every seam lines up with the design.

No limit on panels

Embroidery

Choose flat, 3D puff, chenille or appliqué. Our team digitizes the logo in house and sends a stitched sample for you to approve.

15,000 stitches maximum

Dye sublimation

Ink is dyed into the fiber instead of sitting on top, so the print adds no weight and cannot peel or crack. Any number of colors, edge to edge.

Fabric must be 80%+ polyester

Buyer questions on rugby quarter-zips for the touchline

General questions about custom rugby jerseys are answered on the sport page.

Is a rugby half zip the same as your touchline quarter-zip?

Yes. Clubs use both names for a long-sleeve pullover with a short zip at the neck, and this is the one we make. For a zip that runs the full length, look at the Rugby Track Jackets (MRG-117) or the Rugby Full-Zip Club Hoodies (MRG-114).

Should our rugby coaches wear the quarter-zip or the club polo on match day?

The Rugby Club Polo Shirts (MRG-116) suit match-day travel and committee duties. Once coaches are on a cold touchline, the long-sleeve quarter-zip is the warmer choice, and the two can be ordered together in matched club colors.

Can our club motto be stitched under the crest on a rugby quarter-zip?

Usually, if it is not too small. Detail finer than about 4 mm is lost in embroidery and small letters close up, and a chest design can be up to 30 x 20 cm. If the motto needs simplifying, you hear it from us before digitizing starts.