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Fremantle Dockers 2024 Authentic Mens Indigenous Away Guernsey
Walyalup (Fremantle Dockers) 2024 Indigenous Jumper is designed by Daniel McHenry in collaboration with Michael Johnson.
The colours on the design (Red, Green, Purple and White) are all callbacks to the first Fremantle jumper Johnson wore, but also represent Daniel and Michael’s family origins.
The green represents Ballardong country (the towns of Quairading and Badjaling) from which Johnson and McHenry’s Nan hails from. The red represents Kija country (Halls Creek), the red dirt country that Johnson and McHenry’s Pop hails from.
Leading to the middle and at the forefront of the design, the Moort (family) is represented by the male and female figures of Johnson and McHenry’s Moyran (grandparents) getting married in Quairading, surrounded by their Koorlanka (children).
The Karli (Boomerang) and Ketj (spears) replace the home and away guernsey chevrons in a callback to the anchor which was on the original Fremantle jumper Johnson wore.
- Fremantle Dockers 2024 Authentic Mens Indigenous Away Guernsey
- Standard Fit
- Features AFL, Club and 2024 sponsor logos
- 'For The Anchor' printed on the back neck
- Classic V-neck and sleeveless construction
- Performance fabric for cooling and durability
- Sustainable Eco-friendly material
- 100% Recycled Polyester EcoLite material
- Official AFL Merchandise
The colours on the design (Red, Green, Purple and White) are all callbacks to the first Fremantle jumper Johnson wore, but also represent Daniel and Michael’s family origins.
The green represents Ballardong country (the towns of Quairading and Badjaling) from which Johnson and McHenry’s Nan hails from. The red represents Kija country (Halls Creek), the red dirt country that Johnson and McHenry’s Pop hails from.
Leading to the middle and at the forefront of the design, the Moort (family) is represented by the male and female figures of Johnson and McHenry’s Moyran (grandparents) getting married in Quairading, surrounded by their Koorlanka (children).
The Karli (Boomerang) and Ketj (spears) replace the home and away guernsey chevrons in a callback to the anchor which was on the original Fremantle jumper Johnson wore.
- Fremantle Dockers 2024 Authentic Mens Indigenous Away Guernsey
- Standard Fit
- Features AFL, Club and 2024 sponsor logos
- 'For The Anchor' printed on the back neck
- Classic V-neck and sleeveless construction
- Performance fabric for cooling and durability
- Sustainable Eco-friendly material
- 100% Recycled Polyester EcoLite material
- Official AFL Merchandise
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Fremantle Dockers 2024 Authentic Mens Indigenous Away Guernsey
Fremantle Dockers 2024 Authentic Mens Indigenous Away Guernsey
Walyalup (Fremantle Dockers) 2024 Indigenous Jumper is designed by Daniel McHenry in collaboration with Michael Johnson.
The colours on the design (Red, Green, Purple and White) are all callbacks to the first Fremantle jumper Johnson wore, but also represent Daniel and Michael’s family origins.
The green represents Ballardong country (the towns of Quairading and Badjaling) from which Johnson and McHenry’s Nan hails from. The red represents Kija country (Halls Creek), the red dirt country that Johnson and McHenry’s Pop hails from.
Leading to the middle and at the forefront of the design, the Moort (family) is represented by the male and female figures of Johnson and McHenry’s Moyran (grandparents) getting married in Quairading, surrounded by their Koorlanka (children).
The Karli (Boomerang) and Ketj (spears) replace the home and away guernsey chevrons in a callback to the anchor which was on the original Fremantle jumper Johnson wore.
- Fremantle Dockers 2024 Authentic Mens Indigenous Away Guernsey
- Standard Fit
- Features AFL, Club and 2024 sponsor logos
- 'For The Anchor' printed on the back neck
- Classic V-neck and sleeveless construction
- Performance fabric for cooling and durability
- Sustainable Eco-friendly material
- 100% Recycled Polyester EcoLite material
- Official AFL Merchandise
The colours on the design (Red, Green, Purple and White) are all callbacks to the first Fremantle jumper Johnson wore, but also represent Daniel and Michael’s family origins.
The green represents Ballardong country (the towns of Quairading and Badjaling) from which Johnson and McHenry’s Nan hails from. The red represents Kija country (Halls Creek), the red dirt country that Johnson and McHenry’s Pop hails from.
Leading to the middle and at the forefront of the design, the Moort (family) is represented by the male and female figures of Johnson and McHenry’s Moyran (grandparents) getting married in Quairading, surrounded by their Koorlanka (children).
The Karli (Boomerang) and Ketj (spears) replace the home and away guernsey chevrons in a callback to the anchor which was on the original Fremantle jumper Johnson wore.
- Fremantle Dockers 2024 Authentic Mens Indigenous Away Guernsey
- Standard Fit
- Features AFL, Club and 2024 sponsor logos
- 'For The Anchor' printed on the back neck
- Classic V-neck and sleeveless construction
- Performance fabric for cooling and durability
- Sustainable Eco-friendly material
- 100% Recycled Polyester EcoLite material
- Official AFL Merchandise
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Walyalup (Fremantle Dockers) 2024 Indigenous Jumper is designed by Daniel McHenry in collaboration with Michael Johnson.
The colours on the design (Red, Green, Purple and White) are all callbacks to the first Fremantle jumper Johnson wore, but also represent Daniel and Michael’s family origins.
The green represents Ballardong country (the towns of Quairading and Badjaling) from which Johnson and McHenry’s Nan hails from. The red represents Kija country (Halls Creek), the red dirt country that Johnson and McHenry’s Pop hails from.
Leading to the middle and at the forefront of the design, the Moort (family) is represented by the male and female figures of Johnson and McHenry’s Moyran (grandparents) getting married in Quairading, surrounded by their Koorlanka (children).
The Karli (Boomerang) and Ketj (spears) replace the home and away guernsey chevrons in a callback to the anchor which was on the original Fremantle jumper Johnson wore.
- Fremantle Dockers 2024 Authentic Mens Indigenous Away Guernsey
- Standard Fit
- Features AFL, Club and 2024 sponsor logos
- 'For The Anchor' printed on the back neck
- Classic V-neck and sleeveless construction
- Performance fabric for cooling and durability
- Sustainable Eco-friendly material
- 100% Recycled Polyester EcoLite material
- Official AFL Merchandise
The colours on the design (Red, Green, Purple and White) are all callbacks to the first Fremantle jumper Johnson wore, but also represent Daniel and Michael’s family origins.
The green represents Ballardong country (the towns of Quairading and Badjaling) from which Johnson and McHenry’s Nan hails from. The red represents Kija country (Halls Creek), the red dirt country that Johnson and McHenry’s Pop hails from.
Leading to the middle and at the forefront of the design, the Moort (family) is represented by the male and female figures of Johnson and McHenry’s Moyran (grandparents) getting married in Quairading, surrounded by their Koorlanka (children).
The Karli (Boomerang) and Ketj (spears) replace the home and away guernsey chevrons in a callback to the anchor which was on the original Fremantle jumper Johnson wore.
- Fremantle Dockers 2024 Authentic Mens Indigenous Away Guernsey
- Standard Fit
- Features AFL, Club and 2024 sponsor logos
- 'For The Anchor' printed on the back neck
- Classic V-neck and sleeveless construction
- Performance fabric for cooling and durability
- Sustainable Eco-friendly material
- 100% Recycled Polyester EcoLite material
- Official AFL Merchandise
