Perry Club’s collaboration with The Metropolitan Police

The Metropolitan Police RFC celebrate their 90th anniversary

The Metropolitan Police Rugby Club was formed in 1923 exactly a century after William Webb Ellis invented the game. The 70’s and 80’s saw the MPRFC playing teams that are now in the Premiership and the MPRFC today is fully committed to playing competitive rugby, supporting the wider community, and continuing to build on its long and proud history.

This year The Metropolitan Police rugby club celebrate their 90^th anniversary and will be visiting New York to play the first ever rugby match between The Metropolitan Police and the NYPD, the game is to be played in Central Park, New York City on the 12^th June 2014.  An important part of the planned 90^th anniversary celebrations is to raise funds for The Children’s Trust charity in the UK, and Hope for The Warriors in the USA.

Perry Club are delighted to be working with the MPRFC, the team will be sporting new Perry Club blazers in New York and at club events leading up to the tour. The blazers are all made-to-measure and feature a bespoke commissioned club badge on the breast pocket.

Of the collaboration, Hatty Scaramanga, Brand manager of Perry Club comments, ‘The rugby club is the heart of the community and it is our pleasure to dress the MPRFC off-duty, and for club occasions."

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