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Richmond Tigers 1996 Centenary Rugby Polo

Name: Richmond Tigers 1996 Centenary Rugby Polo
Brand: Mitchell & Ness Domestic
SKU: MNRCH00205-BLK0000-S
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Brand: Mitchell & Ness Domestic
Category: Fashion & Accessories
SKU: MNRCH00205-BLK0000-S
Sizes: 3 in stock

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Celebrate a century of football excellence with the Richmond Tigers 1996 Centenary Rugby Polo, a premium tribute to one of the AFL's most storied franchises. This relaxed-fit polo captures the essence of heritage with an enzyme wash for a soft, vintage feel and classic yarn-dyed team colour stripes. Featuring meticulously embroidered team logos on the front and iconic stitched 96 numbers on the back, it honours the legacy of legends like Jack Dyer and modern greats like Dustin Martin. Crafted from breathable 100% cotton with a woven jocktag, this piece offers timeless comfort and style for any dedicated member of the Yellow and Black faithful. Established in 1885, the Richmond Tigers are one of the league's oldest clubs and to date have 13 VFL/AFL championships to their name, with recent successes being the 2017 and 2020 championships. Richmond has a long and proud history, with some of the greatest players in the game having represented the club, including Jack Dyer, Royce Hart, Kevin Bartlett, and Dustin Martin. The club has also had some famous coaches, including Tom Hafey, who coached the team to four premierships in the 1960's and 70's.