Cyber-Y2K · boxy, straight, hip length

Oversized Striped Rugby Top

GlitchRugby

280 GSM yarn-dyed striped cotton jersey, 62 cm chest, 72 cm length, 4 cm drop shoulder, 8 cm twill fold-over collar, 18 cm three-button half placket, self-fabric cuff bands

FRONT

BACK

Free vector flat

No account

The drawing above, front and back, as an editable vector — open it in Illustrator, Figma or Affinity and put your own graphics on it. Measurements aren't on the flat; they're in the tech pack.

The vector flat above is free and always will be. The tech pack — graded measurements, tolerances, fabric weights and construction — is the paid part.

Starting spec — make a sample before you order in bulk.

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Fabric

280

GSM · Heavyweight · range 240–320

Yarn-dyed striped single jersey — 100% combed cotton. Yarn-dyed engineered stripe, mercerised, silicone-softened. Yarn-dyed not printed — a printed stripe cracks at the shoulder seam

Trim: Cotton twill (collar and placket) · 100% cotton · 240 GSM

What does GSM mean? Read the fabric weight guide →

How it's made

Shoulder

Set-in, dropped shoulder, 4 cm drop — 4-thread overlock + 0.6 cm twin-needle topstitch

Neck

Two-ply woven twill fold-over collar, fused outer ply, set into the neckline with a 1.2 cm twill tape · rib height: 1 cm · topstitch: Edge-stitch 0.2 cm around three sides of the collar

Closure

Three-button half placket, 18 cm from HPS · hardware: Three 20 L rubber buttons, tonal. Rubber not horn or metal — the garment's whole origin is a button that will not cut a face

Placket

Self-fabric placket 4 cm finished, both plies fused, box bar-tack across the bottom of the placket

Sleeve hem

2.5 cm self-fabric cuff band, 2.5 cm finished, bagged out

Body hem

2 cm 2 cm turned-up hem, twin-needle coverstitch. Straight, with a 4 cm side-seam vent bar-tacked at the top

Side seams

4-thread overlock, 4 cm vent at the hem

Stripe

repeat: 7 cm · placement: Stripe repeat starts at the HPS so the shoulder seam lands mid-stripe on both panels; match stripes across the side seam within 0.3 cm · sleeve: Sleeves cut on the same repeat and matched to the body at the armhole notch

Stitch density spi

12 stitches per inch

Size chart

Garment laid flat · M is the sample size

Measure

XXL

A

Body length (HPS to hem) ± 1 cm

B

Chest width (1 cm below armhole) ± 1 cm

C

Hem width ± 1 cm

57.5

62.5

67.5

D

Across shoulder (seam to seam) ± 1 cm

E

Sleeve length (from shoulder seam) ± 1 cm

58.5

61.5

64.5

F

Sleeve opening (cuff band, flat) ± 0.5 cm

12.5

13.5

14.5

G

Armhole (straight) ± 0.5 cm

26.5

27.5

28.5

29.5

30.5

31.5

O

Collar height (centre back, folded) ± 0.5 cm

7.5

8.5

9.5

P

Placket length (HPS to bar-tack) ± 0.5 cm

17.5

18.5

19.5

Make a shopper size chart from this template (PNG or Shopify) →Sample back from the factory? Check it against this tech pack →

Colourways

Cream / Navy stripe

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Butter / Chocolate stripe

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Sky / White stripe

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Trims & notes

• 20 L rubber buttons x3 (+2 spare per garment)

• Light woven fusible (collar outer, placket)

• 1.2 cm twill neck tape (~60 cm)

• Woven label (inside back neck)

• Care label (side seam)

• Say on the pack that the stripe is yarn-dyed. If the factory quotes a printed stripe to hit the price, the print cracks along the shoulder and armhole seams within a season, and it is the most visible failure this garment has.

• Stripe matching is a cutting cost, not a sewing one. Give the repeat (7 cm) and a tolerance (0.3 cm across the side seam) or the quote will assume no matching and the sample will arrive stepped.

• Fuse the collar outer ply only. Both plies fused gives a collar that stands like card and will not roll, which is the opposite of the garment.

• The placket bar-tack is structural. It takes the whole load when the shirt is pulled over the head — a plain backstitch there splits the jersey.

• Rubber buttons are a sourcing item with their own lead time, often 3-4 weeks. Order them before the sample, not after.

• The 4 cm side vent keeps a 62 cm chest from reading as a sack when worn. Do not let it be dropped as a simplification.