Men's Gant Striped Rugger Shirt

A preppy icon with roots in rugby, the men's Gant striped rugger shirt brings classic collegiate style to your everyday wardrobe.

This Gant rugger is made from 100% regenerative cotton and features a yarn-dyed stripe pattern throughout that maintains its vibrancy wash after wash. Designed for a regular fit, it includes classic details that define the rugger style: a twill collar for structure, ribbed cuffs for warmth, a buttoned placket, and side slits at the hem for comfortable movement. The chest is embroidered with a Gant shield graphic, whilst the back is finished with the brand's signature locker loop for authentic American heritage appeal.

100% regenerative cotton

Yarn-dyed stripe pattern

Twill collar

Ribbed cuffs and buttoned placket

Side slits at hem

Gant shield embroidery and locker loop

Team with dark jeans and Chelsea boots for smart weekend style, or pair with chinos and canvas trainers for relaxed outings.

About Gant

Founded in 1949 by Ukrainian immigrant to the USA Berl Gantmacher, Gant evolved from manufacturing for other brands to becoming a symbol of quality. By the 1950s, it helped define the American Ivy League Look with signature details like the perfect roll, box pleat and locker loop. Gant launched its first American Sportswear collection in 1971, cementing its status in casual fashion. Sustainability is central to Gant's philosophy, which encourages responsible fashion through repair services, garment care and reuse.

Explore our full men's Gant range, and our full ladies Gant range.

About Cotton

Cool, smooth cotton is one of the world's most popular fibres. Grown in tropical regions, the cotton emerges from the plant in a round ball which is then harvested and spun into thread. The main component of cotton is cellulose, giving the fabric its strength and durability, which means cotton garments rarely lose their original shape. Cotton is common in summer clothing due to its breathability; however, cotton-rich clothing is also a popular choice in the winter for light layering.