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The 2022 Newcastle Knights NRL Indigenous Jersey Mens is a short-sleeved rugby league shirt featuring artwork by Worimi artist Gerard Black. Created for Indigenous Round 2022, the design acknowledges thirteen First Nations from north and north-western New South Wales and was worn by Newcastle for their fixture against the New Zealand Warriors on 28 May.

Product details

  • 100% polyester fabric.
  • Antimicrobial and moisture-wicking finish.
  • Short-sleeved construction with bound hem and sleeves.
  • Embroidered Knights crest and NRL competition emblem.
  • Sublimated Indigenous artwork throughout the jersey.

The shirt uses royal blue as its main colour, with red artwork surrounding the chest and lower front. Detailed white lines, circles and dotted patterns form interconnected shapes across the torso. The upper chest displays the Knights crest, NRL Telstra Premiership badge and Palmerbet branding, while the large green nib logo occupies the centre.

Blue sleeves are finished with contrasting red bands and sponsor graphics. On the back, The University of Newcastle branding sits above an arrangement of blue circular and geometric artwork. A red energy sponsor panel appears across the lower middle section, with further red and blue artwork around the hem.

The polyester construction and moisture-management finish provide practical features for regular supporter wear. The jersey is suitable for Newcastle Knights match days, NRL gatherings and fans interested in the club's Indigenous Round designs.

Orders are generally prepared within around 48 hours. Tracking details are provided by email once dispatched, and Australia and New Zealand deliveries usually take 6–10 business days, depending on the destination. Secure PayPal Checkout is available.

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