Rugby Polo Shirt sewing pattern features a Jersey body, a woven shirt collar, and a three-button placket. The style is comfortable and relaxed, with a straightforward vibe that works for both casual and more formal wear. 

Make the Rugby Polo in Medium-weight single jersey, French terry, or Interlock. Use woven fabric for the placket and collar.

The model is 5’11” / 180 cm tall and wears a size L.

The Rugby Polo T-shirt sewing pattern is paired with the Barrel Chino Pants.

• Color PDF pattern printable on pages in the formats Letter, A4, A0, and a separate projector file

• YouTube Video Sew-along

• Boxy relaxed fit

• Shirt collar

• Front placket

• Long sleeves

• Short Sleeves

Flip through the images to find fabric requirements and measurements for the Rugby Polo Shirt Sewing pattern.

Skill level 2/4

The instructions feature detailed descriptions with illustrations, and the sewing pattern is designed for individuals with intermediate sewing skills. 

What you need to make a Woven Polo Shirt pattern

• Jersey fabric*

• Woven fabric 

• Fusible interfacing

• 3 Buttons

• Sewing thread

Make the Rugby Polo shirt sewing pattern with Medium-weight single jersey, French terry, or Interlock. Use woven fabric for the placket and collar.

The Rugby Polo Shirt sewing pattern has the following features 

• Layers

• Trimless pages

• Fully illustrated instructions

• Metric and imperial measurements

• A4, and letter paper format in color (25 pages)

• A0 printshop format in color (2 Pages)

• Projector file in color

• Seam allowances

• YouTube Video Sew-along 

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