Limited-edition The New Yorker X J.Crew rugby shirt

To celebrate 100 years of The New Yorker and its legacy of influential journalism, we partnered on an exclusive collection of heritage J.Crew pieces that capture the spirit and style of the iconic cultural institution. The rugby shirt, invented with its namesake sport in the 19th century and perfected by our own designers in the 1980s, is made with 10-ounce cotton jersey and traditional rubber buttons like the ones you wore years ago. You'll also find a canvas collar, twill taping at the placket, reinforced elbow patches for durability and a relaxed fit that's easy to wear.