• Oversized fit with dropped shoulders and a relaxed chest - sits wide across the body without pulling, giving that lived-in, easy silhouette that works harder than a standard tee
• Button-up collar with a short placket, borrowing the structure of classic rugby shirting and grounding the look in something more considered than a basic long sleeve
• Embroidered 'Worldwide' graphic detail - raised stitching rather than a print, so it holds its shape wash after wash without cracking or fading into the fabric
• Single jersey cotton that breathes and stays soft against the skin - the kind of fabric you reach for first thing because it doesn't stiffen up or cling as the day goes on
• Long sleeves with a clean hem finish, keeping the silhouette unfussy and easy to layer beneath a coach jacket or wear open over a longline tee underneath

Weekend dressing that doesn't need much thought - this rugby shirt earns its keep at a low-key meet-up, a market run, or anywhere the dress code is nothing more specific than looking put-together without trying too hard. The oversized cut means it falls generously over the body, so it pairs naturally with straight-leg or cargo trousers rather than anything too slim. Wear it tucked half-in at the front with wide-leg joggers and clean trainers to give the proportions some shape, or leave it fully untucked over black slim trousers if you want something that reads a touch sharper without losing the relaxed feel. The button collar is the detail that keeps it from reading too casual - leave the top button undone and it sits open just enough to break up the neckline. Layer a zip-through hoodie over the top when the temperature drops and the rugby shirt becomes a base layer that still shows enough at the collar to make the outfit feel intentional.