Straight from France ’98, this jersey wasn’t just a kit — it was a statement. Bright gold with bold black and green tribal patterns, the 1998 home shirt brought pure island energy to football’s biggest stage as Jamaica made their World Cup debut.
Worn by legends like Robbie Earle and Ricardo Gardner, this was more than history — it was culture, rhythm, and pride woven into one of the loudest, proudest kits the game’s ever seen.
A certified classic that still turns heads — from Kingston to the concrete.
